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BLOG: ‘We’ve got the Renters (Reform) Bill – now we need a Landlords Reform Bill’
LRG's lettings boss Allison Thompson says a Bill would recognise landlords' essential role in preventing homelessness and provide necessary safeguards.
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‘Landlords are worried by renting reforms, but it’s not an exodus’
Leaders Romans' lettings boss says although a quarter of landlords are considering offloading properties, it's not all about the Renters (Reform) Bill.
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Big estate agency boss calls for Renters (Reform) Bill to be scrapped
Managing Director Michael Cook also wants court, planning and greenbelt reform, an increase in social housing and an end to inheritance tax.
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Movers & Shakers
New appointments announced to help spearhead industry body
Following Propertymark’s Annual General Meeting, its new Chair and four elected professionals were announced...
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Asking rents a third higher than before pandemic, latest figures show
The average property available to rent is finding a tenant in 17 days and most landlords are determined to keep good tenants in their homes.
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Landlords call for mortgage interest relief to be reintroduced
On the back of the interest rate hike, landlords are calling for the reintroduction of mortgage interest relief in full and for housing benefit rates to be unlocked.
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Housing Market
Renters’ Reform Bill: Industry reaction
No-fault evictions will be abolished and tenants will allowed to have pets with a new landlords ombudsman appointed to provide quick resolutions to disputes.
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BLOG: ‘This week’s elections will influence the future of the private rented sector’
Leaders Romans Group lettings boss Allison Thompson shares her top tips for landlords when it comes to quizzing council candidates ahead of this week's local elections.
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LRG reveals boost for buy-to-let market
Eight out of 10 landlords still see residential property as the best form of investment and plan to maintain or increase their portfolios over the next year.
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