Do people living in HMOs have licenses or tenancies?
This is a question to the blog clinic from Lisa (not her real name), who is a tenant in England. I rent in an HMO
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This is a question to the blog clinic from Lisa (not her real name), who is a tenant in England. I rent in an HMO
“Interesting posts on residential landlord & tenant law and practice
In England & Wales UK”
Short information videos on various legal and other topics, plus interviews with lawyers and others in the sector. An easy way to learn more about the law!
Welcome to another Landlord Law Newsround bringing you all the latest housing news direct to your inbox. Council to penalise bad landlords Gloucester council is
I write a regular column for Property Investor News, and I was recently asked a question there about rent increases. The question was about how
This is a question to the blog clinic from Lisa (not her real name), who is a tenant in England. I rent in an HMO
This post was first published on 22 September 2022 (before the publication of the Renters Reform Bill). It looks at the various problems with our
Short information videos on various legal and other topics, plus interviews with lawyers and others in the sector. An easy way to learn more about the law!
It is perfectly possible for landlords to self manage their properties, and by doing so save thousands of pounds. However, you need to be careful as the penalties if you get things wrong can be fierce.
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