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Landlords must legally ensure their rental properties are safe. This includes annual checks for fire, electrical, and gas safety, plus providing an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).
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Appeal court win for NRLA
Call of the Week: Responsibility for repairs
The UK has been battered by some Storm Dennis this week, with many parts of the country experiencing incredibly strong winds. One NRLA member gave our advice team a call this week, because heavy rainfall had meant that several things needed repairing at his rental property and he had a question responsibility for this.
How to avoid gardening disputes
In the summer months, some tenants will be planning on spending time outdoors in the garden if the weather is good. In this article first published in our Residential Property Investor magazine, we take a closer look at the issue of gardening related disputes. Sandy Bastin, Head of TDS Adjudication Services at Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS), explains how to avoid being led down the garden path and come out of a gardening-related dispute smelling like roses.
Fire Safety: Making sure your tenants are safe
In the year ending June 2019, 215 people lost their lives due to house fires, including tenants in rented homes.In response to this the Home Office has re-launched its fire safety campaign which including information and advice for landlords and tenants.
Forum Spotlight: Are wasps nests a landlords or a tenants responsibility to remove?
A landlord posted in our Forum recently a question relating to wasps nests. They were having trouble with wasps. The tenant moved in to the property in December, and the landlord recently found the wasps nest at the bottom of the garden.
