This is something that gets asked a lot and it looks like it is a topic that get searched for a lot. So here is the answer. No. You don't get any extra rights if you live in a property for a long … [Read more...]
Landlord Law Newsround #202
Our Newsround stories for you this week. Extension of Tenants’ Protection from Eviction in Wales This week saw the enforcement of the extended notice periods within Wales which was due to end on 30 … [Read more...]
A new way to help tenants in arrears of rent avoid eviction proceedings
The landlord press is full of stories of the thousands of tenants in arrears, the alleged ‘tsunami’ of eviction cases going through the courts and the problems that this will create. Maybe YOUR … [Read more...]
Why do landlords either avoid or target the lower end of the lettings market?
A report by Julie Rugg & Alison Wallace was recently published regarding the property supply to the lower end of the English Private Rented Sector. This considers tenants who are in receipt of … [Read more...]
Landlord Law Newsround #201
Another Friday, another Newsround: Ministry of Justice launches legal support pilot for housing disrepair This week, the ministry for housing has released a scheme that aims to provide landlords … [Read more...]
Landlord Law Blog Roundup for June 2021
Well, here we are at the start of July. All of the June posts are below if you want to revisit them or read them for the first time. Friday 4th June Tessa Shepperson Newsround #197 Important … [Read more...]