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Estate agent to pay £25,000 after HMO safety offence conviction
Council inspectors found an electric meter had been tampered with and fire safety issues at a property in Northampton.
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Family-run agency landlord fined £30k for HMO breaches
A Liverpool family run agency landlord has been fined £30,000 for failing to obtain licences for two properties housing students.
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Tenants win back more than £10k in rent over HMO offence
The Property Trinunal ordered a letting agent to repay £10,600 in rent to four tenants over HMO licence failure.
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Richmond Council demands stop to rental discrimination
Richmond Council is joining forces with Citizens Advice Richmond to help stop discrimination against renters who receive benefits.
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Failure to license block as HMO costs property firm £85,000
Oxford-based rental PBSA operator told to pay 44 tenants a whopping and 'unusual' rent repayment order following Tribunal hearing.
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‘Government’s renting reform plans will damage the HMO sector’
Emma Cullen, MD of Platinum Property Partners , says 'no fault' evictions ban, pet rights and periodic tenancies are all 'bad ideas'.
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Letting agency’s HMO fine puts property managers on high alert
Belvoir Nottingham Central is ordered to pay more than £1.7k after breaching HMO licensing rules.
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Nigel Lewis
HMO bear traps
Creeping bureaucracy is creating a massive financial risk for landlords and agents who are managing HMOs, says Nigel Lewis.
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Monkey vs Owl Expands in line with high HMO demand
Residential lettings company and HMO specialist, Monkey vs Owl, has expanded its team in response to the growing demand for flexible rented accommodation across the East Midlands. Holly Edmunds, who has more than ten years’ experience in residential lettings, has joined the firm from Scargill Mann in Derby. She said: “The residential lettings market in the East Midlands is soaring at present. This was initially because of the increase in young people and adults from both the UK and overseas taking up university places after all the disruption during the pandemic. “Now we are working to match landlord’s properties with young professionals who are attracted by the flexibility and affordability of HMO accommodation in the next stage of their careers. “It is great to be part of a growing, vibrant company who have embraced innovations in technology to provide a dynamic and paperless process that responds quickly to both landlords and tenants. “It’s a breath of fresh air in the residential lettings market and I am excited to be part of the next generation evolution of our profession.” Latest statistics on the Rightmove platform show Monkey vs Owl as having a 22% share of the Derby lettings market.
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Leicester council consults on huge new HMO control scheme
City is seeking property industry views on vast increase of its powers to control HMO developments within the East Midlands city.
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