Tenant Fees Bill In House Of Lords
After 2 years, the Tenant Fees Bill has reached the discussion stage in the House of Lords and will be debated today
After 2 years, the Tenant Fees Bill has reached the discussion stage in the House of Lords and will be debated today
The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Bill would give private and social tenants the ability to take landlords to court if their home is unsafe. Currently, landlords have no obligation to their tenants to put or keep the property in a condition fit for habitation.
From 1st October 2018 the new Section 21 rules which came into force on 1 October 2015 for all new assured shorthold tenancies (AST), will apply to ALL ASTs.
From October 1st, 2018 all HMO's must be licensed if they house five or more occupants, from at least two unrelated households, irrespective of the number of storeys that the property has.
Every so often a new Proptech company pops up claiming they are going to revolutionise the property market and the way agents work.
Our newest integration is with Inadash by RTPV Limited, a new app-based platform which aims to revolutionise the renting process, both for agents and tenants.
The objective of GDPR is to give individual data subjects more control over what data is held on them by organisations and to make it easier for them to give and withdraw consent for that data to be stored.
Our software for Estate Agents includes a professional letter suite from Training for Professionals. The suite includes Tenancy Agreements, Pre- and End Tenancy Notices, Prescribed Information and many others.
This ban now means that it will be unlawful for retailers to charge additional fees when someone uses a particular credit or debit card to make a purchase.
Within the space of a week, the government has announced a raft of new measures to crack down on rogue landlords
