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Government must listen to Lords to strengthen Renters’ Rights Bill, says Propertymark - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

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Propertymark has engaged with members of the House of Lords to propose amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill following extensive lobbying and communication efforts. Over 250 letters and emails were sent by Propertymark members, focusing on concerns about the removal of fixed-term tenancies, court capacity, restrictions on advance rent, and regulations around short-term lets. Other issues include extending the deposit cap for renting with pets a…

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Why Landlords Shouldn’t Fear the Renters’ Reform Bill—But Must Be Prepared - Property Notify

The consumer press is full of news about the Renters Rights Bill and its impact, focusing on the additional rights it grants tenants. Meanwhile, the property and trade press aimed at anyone lettings services or owning a property are focusing on the potential horror scenarios of the Bill, mainly caused by the loss of rights for landlords, most notably, the abolition of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions. Now, it’s true that the RRB will be a big cha…

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