Landlord licensing plan a costly waste of time and money
The NRLA has issued its response to news that the Government is taking steps to make it easier for local authorities to introduce landlord licensing schemes.
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EPCs are about to change – it’s time to have your say
Changes to the way Energy Performance Certificate ratings are calculated are on the cards, with the Government set to introduce more comprehensive home assessments and more frequent inspections. The changes are likely to mean extra expense for landlords, with the new, more in-depth inspections expected to take longer, and, as such, come with a heftier price tag. James Kent from NRLA partner, Safe2 gives us an overview.
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Land Transaction Tax hiked for Welsh landlords
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