This is part of a series of articles for landlords on preparing for the removal of the no-fault ground for possession under section 21. Part 5. Using Ground 1 Notices After the no-fault possession … [Read more...]
The Government needs to decide what it wants from the Private Rented Sector
This article was first published by David Smith on LinkedIn. The government is clearly confused about its approach to the Private Rented Sector and needs to make some rapid decisions about where it … [Read more...]
Who can a Rent Repayment Order be made against? Who is the landlord?
This article is by Robin Stewart of Anthony Gold and first appeared on the Anthony Gold website. One of the first decisions faced by a tenant applying for a Rent Repayment Order is who to make the … [Read more...]
Pet rents – monstrous greed or a justified precaution?
Having spoken twice on the radio on Pet Rents (BBC4 You and Yours and Radio Kent) it's probably about time I wrote about this here. But what are pet rents? Surely it's not expecting the pets to … [Read more...]
Landlords – are you wearing your climate catastrophe spectacles?
On Friday we had one of the biggest climate demonstrations ever. Millions of people went out to march, to shout about their concern about the planet, to express their fear that the lives of their … [Read more...]
The Government’s Housing Chickens are now coming home to roost
I know our government is convulsed at the moment with the Brexit disaster but this does not really excuse the lack of logic and clear thinking about the private rented sector. Let’s take a look at … [Read more...]
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