Warnings as rent appeal upheld – with new level set below initial charge
A Manchester landlord has seen a property tribunal not only overturn a proposed £50 rent increase, but set a new rent £200 below the amount they were originally charging.
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Student lettings webinar: Your FAQs
The last 12 months have been challenging for student landlords, with the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act disproportionately impacting the student market. Here are some of the frequently asked questions you posed at our recent webinar examining the challenges and opportunities.
Awaab’s Law consultation launches
Your FAQs: Renters' Rights and energy efficiency
Renters’ Rights: Landlord database is a multi-million pound rip-off
Landlord database: Your FAQs
Renters’ Rights: Could rent disputes now be resolved in just a week?
Section 8 deep dive: Grounds 12 & 13
Landlord database: What you need to know
Renters' Rights webinar: Your questions on pets
Pets in properties: Inventories and disputes
New landlord database risks missing the point
Landlord database: Rollout to start in December
Courts recruiting 1,000 roles to cope with Renters’ Rights demand
Renters' Rights: Your essential compliance checklists
Section 8: Evicting due to anti-social behaviour
Renters’ Rights: 31st July deadline approaches
Renters’ Rights does not go far enough, says new report
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