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Agencies & People
Norfolk estate agent in court accused of £50k fraud
Victoria Steele faces 19 charges of fraud by false representation, according to reporting by The Eastern Daily Press.
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Guest Blogs
Is the British love affair with property finally on the rocks?
The UK housing market is no longer a one-way bet, nor a one-size-fits-all solution, explains Trevor Abrahmsohn, of Glentree International.
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Rental market
Rentals still profitable for 84% of landlords
Foundation Home Loans boss Grant Hendry says there are signs that landlord confidence is returning, with profits holding up and yields stable.
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Rental market
Suspended prison sentence handed to abusive landlord
A court heard there were abusive messages, threats that the bailiffs were coming and that the rent was being increased.
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Associations & Bodies
‘Nonsense’ to say landlords can always absorb ever-rising costs
NRLA boss Ben Beadle makes comments as Moneyfacts reveals those on variable rates now paying £1,100 a year extra in premiums.
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Regulation & Law
Tenancy fraud hitting landlords hard, leading law firm warns
Most landlords who fall victim to fraud by renters are unable to retrieve the financial losses, according to LegalforLandlords.
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Latest property news
New Renters’ Rights Act document must be given to tenants
The Information Sheet is aimed at helping private landlords and their letting agents in England understand what they need to do under the Renters' Rights Act.
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Rental market
Agent leaders tell Labour ‘help landlords and repeal Section 24’
Propertymark CEO Nathan Emerson says Rachel Reeves must consider giving landlords improved tax incentives to ease the rental crisis.
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Proptech
Hybrid lettings firm claims ‘first ever’ end-to-end DIY platform
Hello Neighbour's self-service platform takes landlords from start to end of entire lettings lifecycle and is claimed to be industry first.
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Rental market
London landlords forced to become more realistic about rents
Richard Jenkins of Lettings platform Hello Neighbour says the number of landlords pricing at any amount above market levels has fallen to just 30%, with 70% of landlords now pricing at or below market levels.
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