Houseclean!
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Houseclean!

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Keeping your property clean

Keeping your property clean is essential as it prevents potential harming bacteria forming in the house as well as preventing pests being attracted
A clean house is akin to healthier and happier living!





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Tree Preservation and Planning
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Tree Preservation and Planning

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Tree Preservation Orders
What is it ?


A Tree Preservation Order is made by local planning authorities in England to protect specific trees or groups of trees / woodlands in the interest of amenity.
It prohibits
- Cutting down
- Topping
- Lopping
- Uprooting
- Wilful damage
- Wilful destruction




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Carbon Monoxide Regulations 2022
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Carbon Monoxide Regulations 2022

Carbon monoxide regulations

Smoke and carbon monoxide alarm regulations 2022 will come into force on the 1st October 2022

Both social and private sector landlords are legally required to:

1.       Ensure that at least 1 smoke alarm is equipped on each storey of their homes where there is a room used as living accommodation (social landlords).
2.       Ensure carbon monoxide alarm is equipped in any room used as a living accommodation which contains a fixed combustion appliance (social and private landlords).
3.       Ensure smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms are repaired or replaced once informed or found that they are faulty during the period of the tenancy.



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How Landlords can deal with their Student Residents
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How Landlords can deal with their Student Residents

Renting to students comes with some challenges for you as a Landlord.  It is prudent to remember these are young adults coming into the property world for the first time where many of them are learning as they go.

So, when letting to students it is possible you will meet with two types.

Type 1 – they will read the tenancy contract thoroughly making note of anything that could cause them to be in breach.

Type 2 – they won’t bother reading the tenancy agreement thoroughly and sign it anyway with no recollection of what could cause them to be in breach of their contract.

This is very important for you, as a Landlord, to know.  Because this is the first time a lot of students are renting they presume the contract is going to be similar to the one they signed for their ‘on campus’ accommodation, which can be quite lenient.



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