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Obtaining and then retaining good contract-holders is the primary goal of many landlords. Inevitability the time may come when a landlord will need to end an occupation contract. The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 (‘the Act’) sets out the various ways in which an occupation contract can be terminated and introduces some new termination options. NRLA recognised supplier, Redkite Solicitors, tells us more.
With the new Awaab’s Law, landlords face a significant change in their responsibilities around damp, mould and overall housing conditions. Alongside this, the Decent Homes Standard sets minimum quality requirements for homes, they must be weather‑proof, warm, free from serious disrepair and of a reasonable state of repair. NRLA partner, mydeposits, gives us 10 practical tips to help you stay compliant with both Awaab’s Law and the Decent Homes Standard.
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