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Regulation & Law
Landlord group launches petition against ‘insidious’ selective licensing
Portsmouth landlords, spearheaded by Simon Fletcher, are challenging selective licensing rules which they say are being misused by councils to raise revenue and impose 'social engineering'.
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Regulation & Law
Claimed ‘new’ private landlord scheme to house asylum seekers begun by Tories
Claims in the media over the weekend that private landlords are being offered 'guaranteed rent' deals to house aslyum seekers are wide of the mark, The Neg can reveal.
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Regulation & Law
Leading HMO landlord to pay £43,000 after serious planning breaches
A professional HMO landlord and his company have been fined by Wandsworth Council for serious planning regulation breaches.
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Regulation & Law
Landlord ‘exit’ persuades northern town to suspend licensing plan
Blackburn with Darwen Council puts selective licensing scheme on hold after warning that landlords may decide to sell their properties if it goes ahead.
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Movers & Shakers
New property manager among trio of new hires for London firm
Paramount Properties has kick-started the year with the appointment of three new members to the team, including Dan Chandler as property manager.
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Regulation & Law
Westminster landlord fined £28,000 for not knowing new HMO rules
Tope Osazee was told that not knowing that Westminster Council had extended its HMO licensing criteria to include 3-person properties was not a ‘reasonable excuse’.
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Rental market
Landlords slam move to limit rent paid ahead of tenancy
The NRLA says the Government is taking away an assurance to landlords, that tenants can afford the rent ahead of a tenancy starting.
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Regulation & Law
Crackdown planned on Grimsby’s ‘bad landlords’
North East Lincolnshire Council has voted in favour of a tough new selective licensing scheme for the fishing port town.
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Regulation & Law
Renting reforms a ‘massive opportunity’ for letting agents
Panel of some of the property world’s most respected figures says Renters’ Rights Bill should be considered an opportunity not a threat.
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Regulation & Law
New EVEN longer eviction court delays ‘unacceptable’ says Shamplina
As national average reaches nearly two years, Paul Shamplina says situation in London in particular is now becoming untenable for agents and landlords.
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