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The latest articles relating to the private rented sector. Looking for a press release? Head over to our press release section on the blog.
The wait of justice 2020: possession enforcement times before and after covid
This piece looks at the rate and pace of possession action in the various regions England immediately prior to the coronavirus pandemic. The results are drawn from a series of freedom of information requests.
Black Friday: The best deals for landlords
Black Friday 2020 is here, and we've got some fantastic membership and training offers with you which we can't wait to share.
Flats without cladding will no longer need EWS1 checks
Owners of flats in buildings without cladding will no longer need an EWS1 form to sell or re-mortgage their property the Government has announced. Post-Grenfell the Government introduced rules requiring homes to undergo an external wall survey process – commonly referred to as 'EWS1'.
Landlords urged to respond to local licensing consultations
A number of council's are currently consulting on licensing proposals, and the NRLA is urging landlords to make sure they have their say in the consultations affecting them.
Bailiff crisis hit repossessions
Sunak cuts housing support
Landlords have criticised the Chancellor for cutting the amount tenants relying on benefits will be able to claim to pay their rent. According to a report by the Office for Budget Responsibility published alongside the Spending Review today the Local Housing Allowance will be frozen in cash terms from next year.
Black Friday: The best deals for landlords
Black Friday 2020 is here, and we've got some fantastic membership and training offers with you which we can't wait to share.
BLOG: Section 21 - Going, going, gone ....
The NRLA will publish its response to the Government consultation on its Renters Reform Bill next week. The bill includes widespread changes and includes plans to abolish Section 21 repossessions. Here Paul Shamplina, Head of Property for Hamilton Fraser and Founder of Landlord Action shares his thoughts on the Government proposals.
Blog: Fair wear and tear - what landlords need to know
Every landlord expects a general level of deterioration in a property over time when renting to tenants. However, when it comes to assessing conditions at end of tenancy, what is considered fair wear and tear and when can you make a deposit deduction claim? In an exclusive blog Head of TDS Adjudication Services, Sandy Bastin explains.
Call of the Week: Extending six month AST
A member gave us a call recently with a question about extending a six month tenancy agreement.
