US EditionRenters’ Rights Act becomes law in England – here are six things to do before renting a property privately
The Act ends no-fault evictions and allows tenants to challenge unfair rent rises as private renting now covers 19% of English households, government data shows.
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Renters’ Rights Act becomes law in England – here are six things to do before renting a property privately
Zhuravlev Andrey/ShutterstockThe Renters’ Rights Act has become law. This new legislation is intended to improve the experience of private renting in England by providing tenants with increased security and stability. Measures include abolishing Section 21 “no fault” evictions, enabling tenants to challenge poor practice and unfair rent increases without fear of eviction. With private renting now accounting for 19% of UK households in England – …
Lenders lower BTL prices after Renter's Rights Act becomes law
YBS Commercial Mortgages and other lenders have cut buy-to-let (BTL) rates following the Renter’s Rights Act becoming law earlier this week. The commercial lender’s largest reductions are up to 0.40% on its specialist product for housing of multiple occupancy (HMOs), for properties of up to… The post Lenders lower BTL prices after Renter’s Rights Act becomes law appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.
The Future of Renting: Understanding the Impending Changes to Section 21 ‘No Fault’ Evictions - Solicitors in Walsall, Sutton Coldfield & Cannock - Enoch Evans
Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions; time is now of the essence The government’s Renters’ Rights Bill has now received Royal Assent. The known framework of residential renting in England...
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