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This is a question to the blog clinic from Sarah (not her real name), who is a landlord in England. Our tenants have moved out, and we’ve changed the locks. New tenants haven’t moved

Here are all our posts for May. Friday 2nd May Landlord Law Newsround #385 Our first Newsround for May Sunday 4th May Why we need the Renters Reform Bill to improve Local Authority enforcement

Welcome to our last Newsround for May, where this week we have seen quite a varied amount of housing news, so let’s see what has caught our eye this week. Councils step up their

I did a training webinar recently on achieving compliance with the Renters’ Rights Bill. Although the time of the webinar had been extended, there was still not enough time to answer all the questions

Welcome to our weekly Newsround, where there has been no shortage of housing news. Tenants defeat on a rent repayment order claim Some good news for landlords this week where we hear that a

This is a question to the blog clinic from Ol,iver who is a landlord in England. My tenant refused to leave at the expiry of the tenancy, though I reminded her the tenancy only

As discussed elsewhere on this blog, the Renters’ Rights Bill will introduce major changes for private landlords and letting agents — representing the most significant shift in housing legislation in over 30 years. The

Landlord Law Newsround comes with another week full of housing news. Read on to find out more. New rules to crackdown on rogue landlords & tenants As of this week the government has introduced

One of the big concerns with the Renters Rights Bill has been about the ability of the courts to cope.  It is believed that the bill will create considerable additional work. At the moment,