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New landlord licensing schemes have been introduced in Luton following a Supreme Court ruling that ended a legal challenge by local landlords. The council will

Landlords are facing renewed pressure as the New Economics Foundation (NEF) calls for National Insurance Contributions (NICs) to be extended to rental income. This proposal

Since the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, the anticipated mass departure of landlords from the rental market has not occurred as many predicted. Instead,

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has initiated an independent evaluation to assess the effects of its consumer regulation reforms, which were introduced in April

The government has introduced the Social Housing Bill, which includes significant new powers for social housing landlords to evict domestic abusers. The legislation also proposes

House price growth in the UK slowed notably in May, with prices falling for the first time this year, according to Nationwide. This shift reflects

Several buy-to-let lenders have recently announced reductions in mortgage rates and introduced new products aimed at landlords. These changes include lower fixed rates, free valuations,

Landlords seeking to increase rent for long-term tenants face new challenges with the introduction of the updated Section 13 form 4a. The changes have raised

An advisory group to the Scottish Government has expressed serious concerns that the introduction of Awaab’s Law could discourage investment in the private rented sector

Owners of Grade II listed properties face complex challenges when dealing with historic works carried out by previous owners, particularly where modern materials have been