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WEBThe immediate past president of ARLA Propertymark says the government has spooked the private rental…. Ombudsman gives damp and mould guidance to lettings agents. 18th September 2024 552 reads 0 comments. New guidance has been published by The Property Ombudsman to help agents, landlords and …
Renters’ Rights Bill published today - what it means for landlords
WEB11th September 2024. The Government has confirmed plans to ban no-fault evictions and in-contract rent increases as it prepares to present the Renters’ Rights Bill to Parliament today. The Bill will abolish Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions for new and existing tenancies and will also end blanket bans for those on benefits or with children.
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WEBBritain’s biggest landlord WELCOMES the Renters Rights Bill. Written by: Graham Norwood. Grainger plc, the UK's largest residential landlord and a big name in the Build To Rent sector, has welcomed Labour’s Renters Rights Bill, claiming it aims to raise standards in the lettings market. ... 13th September 2024.
detailed forecast for rent and capital growth - Landlord Today
WEBDue to the strong recovery in London, the capital’s five-year outlook is somewhat higher. Here, Savills predicts rents to be 22.2 per cent higher at the end of 2026 than where they are today. Table 1: Mainstream forecasts and Economic Assumptions. Source: Savills Research, Oxford Economics. Table 2: Mainstream residential forecasts.
Landlords look out: Nine key changes in 2022 - Landlord Today
WEBThey’ve provided thisrundown of nine key issues facing landlords in 2022. 1. Temporary Right to Rent checks have ended. In April, temporary regulations on “Right to Rent” checks expired. The rules were revised in March 2020 in order to limit in-person meetings for rent checks of a person’s legal status for renting a property.
Navigating Legal Changes In Property Rental - Landlord Today
WEBNavigating the world of property rentals begins with a solid grasp of the legal framework in the UK. Legislation such as the Housing Act outlines landlords’ and tenants’ duties and rights, setting the stage for fair and secure rental arrangements. This foundation is crucial for landlords entering the market and for tenants seeking to ...
Going Green: What landlords need to know now - Landlord Today
WEBThe answer is Yes – to some extent – but perhaps not as much as many currently fear. Landlords may hold more cards than they think. The current state of play is that there is a Bill wending its way through Parliament that will make it illegal to rent out a property with an EPC of less than a ‘C’ by 2028. By 2025 no new tenancy ...
The True Costs of Being A Landlord In 2022 - Landlord Today
WEBLandlord Licence Fee. 5 Years. £47.50. Total Annual Cost (£) £592.60. –. The Cost of Maintenance, Repairs, and Replacements for Landlords in 2022. One area that can cause setbacks to landlords’ income is the cost of maintenance repairs and replacements.
Capital Gains Tax forcing landlords to quit in record...
WEBThe reduction in landlords’ Capital Gains Allowance has triggered a sell-off by landlords at a 13-year high according to new figures. Last month Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced that the amount you can make from the sale of certain assets before paying tax will fall from £12,300 to £6,000 in April 2023 and then to a mere £3,000 in April 2024.
Big rise in landlords reducing buy to let portfolios
WEBOne in five (20 per cent of) landlords plans to reducing their buy to let holdings according to a new survey. The Property Academy Landlord Survey 2023 result contrasts with that of a year ago, when just 13 per cent of landlords were going to reduce BTL holdings. The burden of legislation is the most common reason for selling up – cited by 22 ...
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