This is a question to the blog clinic from Stephen, who is a landlord in England.
I am seeking legal advice and support regarding a dispute with my letting agent over an exit fee they are attempting to enforce as part of ending their property management services.
I am a private landlord with only one
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Landlord Law Newsround #384
Welcome to our weekly Landlord Law Newsround, where we bring you the latest housing news. And there has been no shortage of news this week.
Committee Stage of Renters Rights Bill
As the Renters’ Rights Bill went back to the House of Lords this week there has been a lot of heated discussions this week…
Agents refusing to refund deposit to tenant
This is a question to the blog clinic from Frances (not his real name), who is a tenant in England.
My house burned down in London. The fire report could not determine the cause and so it is recorded as accidental. The House was an MHO but there were no fire doors, fire blankets or…
Why this is an exciting time to be a Local Authority housing enforcement officer
Most of the discussion around the Renters Rights Bill tends to be
- Landlords whinging about the loss of section 21 and
- Tenants complaining that the changes do not go far enough!
However, what is not being covered is the swinging changes to the powers of Local Authority Enforcement Officers!
Rogue landlords are a real blight…
Landlord Law Newsround #383
Another week and another Newsround, let’s see what has been in the news this week.
Landlords costly expenditures revealed
An interesting survey out this week by Together, a mortgage lender, details the most costly mistakes that landlords regret, with 18% of landlords underestimating how much wear and tear a tenant can cost during the…
Why now is the time for landlords to carry out a review of their rental properties
We live in a changing world.
Not only is Mr Trump across the pond changing world trade. We also have changes coming in the Private Rented Sector with the Renters Rights Bill and changes to the EPC rules.
Everyone in business needs to assess their current situation and see if changes need to be made.
And…
Landlord Law Newsround #382
Welcome to our weekly Newsround, let’s see what the team has spotted in the housing new this week.
Landlord EPC Grants launched by Government
The Government has launched this week its New Homes: Local Grant Scheme for landlords in England with properties rated EPC D to E. Landlords can get up to £30,000 for energy…
Landlord Law Blog Roundup for March 2025
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Can this landlord enter her tenant’s property whether she is in or not?
This was a question asked in our Blog Clinic
Advice for landlords on how to avoid…
Lodger landlord asks for advice on HMO situation
This is a question to the blog clinic fast track from Richard (not his real name), who is a lodger landlord in England.
I have an unlicensed HMO in Bexley. I had a visit from the council licensing team about 12 days ago, who say they have had a complaint which I believe is from…
Landlord Law Newsround #381
Landlord Law brings another of our weekly Newsround, let’s see what has been in the news this week.
Tenants still unaware of Renters’ Rights Bill
New research out claims that 43% of tenants still know very little about the Renters’ Rights Bill, and 5% of tenants are totally unaware of the changes coming in.
The…