The Renters’ Rights Bill - Why preparing for change is key to Minimising Risk
I have been decidedly quiet on LinkedIn for the last 4 or 5 days to reflect and take stock of what is happening in the PRS, and to be honest, rest my eyes from all the reading I have been doing over the last 7 months – well more if we factor in the Bill from the previous government.
Research, reading, analysing, interpreting, formatting courses, drafting questions, drafting answers, writing blogs, attending legal seminars & courses, speaking at events, delivering webinars & courses are all part of the remit and require planning. The last time my colleagues and I encountered this volume of work was with the introduction of the Housing Act 2004. I had just embarked on my career in the PRS and sat back whilst my colleagues and barrister / mentor / friend / oracle did the heavy lifting.
Reporting Maintenance - A Tenant Obligation
One of the cornerstones of a successful rental relationship is clear communication between the Landlord and the tenant.
Tenants often focus on their rights, but they also have responsibilities, one of the most critical being the timely reporting of maintenance concerns.
All About the Renters Reform Bill
All About the Renters Reform Bill
After a long debate in the Houses of Commons today, with a strong opening statement from Deputy Prime-Minister, Angela Rayner, the blueprint for the Renters Rights Bill is well and truly set.
Renting to Pet Owners: What Landlords in England Need to Know
As a landlord in England, deciding whether to rent a property to a tenant with pets requires careful consideration.
The Renters' Rights Bill will set out the statutory requirements for landlords to adhere to when a tenant requests consent to move into a rental property with a pet.