More details issued on the Renters Rights Bill

The government has released a comprehensive guide outlining the key provisions of the Renters Rights Bill, which is soon to be presented to the House of Commons. The Bill, designed to strengthen tenant protections and reform the private rental sector, covers a wide range of issues aimed at improving...

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  1. roger langley
    roger langley on October 3, 2024 at 12:25 pm

    One has to ask “What about Landlords with bad tenants?”

    I understand the increase in rent is to be linked to CPI or inflation,
    whichever is less. But, in the last twenty years as landlords, by far
    the largest cost to us has been government policy instigating new,
    or changing existing, regulations.

    Of course the costs of implementing these over the years has
    inevitably risen well above either of the permitted methods of the
    proposed increase formula.

    The phrase “nail and coffin” spring to mind!!!!

    Roger Langley

    increase

    • peter littlewood
      peter littlewood on October 3, 2024 at 12:32 pm

      Currently, here is no plan to link rent rises to anything, apart from the fact that the Section 13 notice will be disallowed by the tribunal if above local market rents

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