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Fitness for Human Habitation bill becomes law

Fitness for Human Habitation bill becomes law

On 20th December 2018 The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) bill gained Royal Assent. The new law requires both private and social landlords to provide tenants with residential properties that are fit for human habitation.

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by Patrick Garratt - 7th January 2019
Deposits to be capped at 5 weeks rent

Deposits to be capped at 5 weeks rent

Deposits will be capped at five weeks' rent, the government has decided. This U-turn on the Tenant Fee Bill goes against their decision from earlier this year.

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by Patrick Garratt - 6th December 2018
How does the Autumn budget affect landlords?

How does the Autumn budget affect landlords?

The Autumn 2018 Budget had a few nuggets for landlords. Anyone expecting Philip Hammond to raise the private rented sector and buy-to-let investors up to the sunny uplands will be disappointed. Here's our overview of the Chancellor's announcements for the industry.

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by Patrick Garratt - 30th October 2018
Tenant Fee Bill published

Tenant Fee Bill published

The tenant fees bill, which will ban letting agents and landlords from charging tenants unnecessary fees, is one step closer to law. Managing Director, Patrick Garratt, looks at what this means for landlords.

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by Patrick Garratt - 3rd May 2018

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