Tenant Fee Ban
Posted: 11th July 2019
Categories:
Legal
The Tenant Fees Act came into force in England on Saturday 1st June 2019.
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safeagent Awareness Week 2019
Posted: 17th June 2019
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Announcements
It’s safeagent Awareness Week – as a landlord or tenant what does it mean to you?
Read MoreSection 21: A guide to the proposed changes
Posted: 10th June 2019
Categories:
Legal
In April the Government announced its intention to abolish Section 21, so-called ‘no fault’ repossessions in the private rented sector.
Read MoreSuccess and recognition in national letting agent awards
Posted: 17th January 2019
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Announcements
We are extremely proud to have been recognised at the Negotiator Awards Ceremony winning Bronze in the North East and North West Agency of the Year.
Read MoreWe made the shortlist in the Negotiator 2018 Awards
Posted: 10th September 2018
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Announcements
We are excited to announce we have made the shortlist in the Negotiator 2018 Awards in three categories.
Read MoreNew Service for Landlords
Posted: 12th July 2018
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Announcements
New research shows that tenants defaulting on their rental payments is a landlords biggest worry with damage to property a close second.
Read MoreLonger tenancies proposals unveiled by the Government
Posted: 4th July 2018
Categories:
Legal
James Brokenshire, Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary has announced proposals for longer term tenancies.
Read MoreGas Safety Regulations 2018
Posted: 23rd February 2018
Categories:
Legal
From April 2018 there are proposed changes in the regulations for landlord gas safety.
Read MoreA Ban on Letting Fees
Posted: 11th January 2018
Categories:
Legal
On 1st November 2017 the Government announced a draft bill to ban letting fees for tenants. The proposed new laws will mean tenants can only be asked to pay their rent and an up-front deposit.
Read MoreNew EPC Legislation
Posted: 11th January 2018
Categories:
Legal
From 1st April 2018 the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) comes into force. This will prohibit the granting of new tenancies (or renewing/extending existing tenancies) for properties with an EPC rating of F or G. The Government has further stated that from 1st April 2020, this restriction is extended to cover all existing tenancies for properties in scope of the regulations.
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