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Landlords generate £45 billion

A report by PwC, commissioned by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) and Paragon Bank, has highlighted the substantial economic contributions of small and medium-sized landlords in England and Wales to the UK economy. The report estimates that...

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Legal expert asks for end to Right to Rent checks

Tessa Shepperson has published a blog suggesting the English Government get rid of the Right to Rent checks on new occupants. The blog can be seen here, and says that the 'Right to Rent' checks were imposed on landlords in England in 2016, earlier in some areas, as...

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Large fine for failing to licence a property

A couple who are portfolio landlords in the London borough of Haringey have been ordered to pay £10,000 after failing to license their property. An inspection found that the property, originally a family home, was occupied by seven different households, accommodating...

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Most unaffordable council named

Barnet has been named the least affordable area of London to rent in, with tenants spending nearly half their take-home pay on rent. A new report by tenant and landlord services provider Canopy found that renters in Barnet spend 48.7% of their net pay on their rent,...

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Zoopla says Homes for Sale at 8 Year High

Britain's supply of homes for sale is at its highest point in eight years, according to research, in a trend which experts say will limit house price rises for the rest of 2024. Zoopla, the property website, said the average estate agent has 31 homes for sale, up 20%...

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Another London Borough brings in licensing

Starting in September, landlords in certain areas of Lambeth will be required to purchase a £923 license to rent out properties as part of a new council plan aimed at improving housing quality and reducing antisocial behavior. This scheme applies to those letting...

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Large fine for no HMO licence

Haringey Council in London has successfully prosecuted a couple for failing to license a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) property, resulting in a £10,000 fine. This penalty, while substantial, is significantly less than the maximum £30,000 fine that councils can...

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