The Latest Private Rented Sector News
Landlord Confidence Grows Despite Minor Setback in Rental Yields
In a promising sign for the property market, landlord confidence is on the rise, according to the latest research from
Less Tax for Landlords – The Battle Continues
Tax Policy Associates start their latest broadside in their battle with Less Tax For Landlords like this: “Less Tax for
Controversial Council Licensing Schemes Blasted By Landlords
Bristol City Council’s recently approved licensing schemes for rented homes have ignited a storm of criticism from landlords who argue
Landlord Confidence Rises: Positive Outlook for Capital Gains and PRS
Landlords in the UK are experiencing a surge in confidence, as indicated by the latest findings from the 2023 BVA
Stricter Right to Rent Rules Could Mean Huge Fines for Landlords and Agents
In a significant development today, landlords and letting agents are urged to be extra vigilant in conducting Right to Rent
Mortgage Costs to Surge for First-Time Buyers and Landlords in 2024
In a recent analysis conducted by Octane Capital, it has been revealed that first-time buyers may face an annual increase
Sharp Increase in Landlord Repossessions Signals Crisis in Evictions System
Official statistics released indicate a worrisome surge in landlord repossessions, with a staggering 23% spike recorded in the final quarter
Renters Reform Coalition Demands Strengthening of Renters Reform Bill
In a renewed effort to address the ongoing challenges in the private rental sector, the Renters Reform Coalition, comprising organizations
Excessive Enforcement and Unfair Licensing Could be “Next Post Office Scandal”
In a startling revelation, housing expert Des Taylor, Director of compliance company Landlord Licensing & Defence, has raised concerns over
Surge in Mortgage Arrears Hits Homeowners and Buy-to-Let Investors
Recent data reveals a concerning 25% increase in the number of homeowners in mortgage arrears over the past year. The