by Team | Aug 12, 2019 | Landlord Finance News, Rent On Time
Many mainstream buy-to-let publications reported this week that UK Finance had reported an increase in arrears in the buy-to-let sector. This made for an eye-catching headline and no doubt caused some landlords, particularly those with large portfolios some concern,... by Team | Jun 14, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
What is described as a tenant victory over unscrupulous landlords, the section 21 evictions ban is causing quite a stir in the private rental space. For the 11 million private renters in England, the suggested ban will provide a little more security in uncertain... by Sandy Kenrick | Apr 29, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
With the ageing UK population on government’s agenda, corporates are also taking notes. Statistics reveal that in 50 years’ time, there will be 8.6 million more people over the age of 65. These projections are a combination of current statistics and events, such as... by Sandy Kenrick | Apr 22, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
The relationship between landlords and tenants is often a tenuous one, and a survey among 2,001 tenants revealed that of those who made a formal complaint, around 46% would be evicted within the following six months. For tenants, the abolishment of the no-fault... by Sandy Kenrick | Apr 16, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
The Homes Office has recently come under fire as Twitter lit up in response to Ofsted director, Daniel Muijs’s settled status application being declined. According to Daniel, Home Office requires documents from 2013 in order to be considered. Daniel has been in the UK... by Sandy Kenrick | Apr 8, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
The property market for foreign investors in the UK is looking increasingly glum thanks to a slew of regulations. In the last five years, legislation has changed to reduce exemptions enjoyed by foreign investors and an increase in the taxation levied on the sale of a...