Company says rents for the 300,000 properties advertised on its site have barely increased since the fees ban was introduced.
Read MoreAdvice within ‘model’ tenancy contract on ministry’s website woefully out of date
Ministry has been warned about the contract, which suggests tenants wanting a pet should be charged an additional deposit, which is no longer possible under the fees ban.
Read MoreTenant fees ban: ‘a sledge hammer to miss an egg’
Leading lettings agent delivers withering verdict on the Tenant Fees Bill and its unintended consequences for the industry.
Read MoreAgents can’t charge for arranging to fix a loo, says tenant fees ban advice
Legal counsel sought by ARLA over 'contractual charges' has highlighted how fees charged for arranging a plumber to fix a toilet, and services like it, cannot be added to bills.
Read MoreGrowing fears over ‘scale and speed’ of tenant fees ban impact
Rents are rising by between four and five percent on new lets, claims leading Yorkshire letting agency Linley & Simpson
Read MoreTenant Fees Ban: two months on
Most agents and landlords planned for this event by tightening up their operation. Some, also, says Frances Burkinshaw, cut some corners to minimise the loss of income.
Read MoreHousing charity attacks industry over its tenant fees claim
Shelter says ARLA's claim that ban is pushing up rents is 'absurd' and 'scaremongering' but latest RICS data backs Propertymark up.
Read MoreTwo tenants successfully refuse to pay contract renewal fee to letting agent
CJ Hole agrees to let them renew their contract without paying a £90 renewal fee even though the company still has the legal right to do so.
Read MoreLetting agent apologises after mistakenly trying to charge tenant illegal fees
Cautionary tale shows how careful agents must now be when issuing documents to ensure old charges aren't included in tenancy agreements.
Read MoreLandlord tells of rising rents as his management agency cranks up its fees to survive
Owner of four properties on the Sussex coast tells The Negotiator he is increasing his rents to pay for extra costs and to help 'fantastic' agency survive.
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