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This is an update for the England members worth reading
Good afternoon, We’re writing to inform you of guidance updates which have gone live today. This is to reflect new guidance on the Written Statement of Terms and further detail on transitional provisions. These updates, which cover Ground 4A, the Written Statement of Terms, Section 13, and legacy assured tenancies, have been reflected across our relevant GOV.UK landlord guidance , as well as our landlord campaign site. Details of the changes have been included below: Gr
Mar 8


Landlords are looking to exit, but where do they turn? Landlord Sales Agency is rapidly becoming the “Landlord’s hero”
It goes without saying, and certainly judging by the amount of landlords we’re speaking to, that many are exiting or getting ready to exit the sector. It’s a smart decision. With the Renters’ Rights Act coming into play this May 1 st , the end of Section 21 and the raft of tax penalties and new regulations, we’re over and out. It’s time to cash in and invest elsewhere. But with the decision to sell comes the “how.” How do I sell without overpricing? How do I avoid long delay
Mar 1


Pennycook’s Apocalypse: The Rollercoaster Nobody Can Get Off
We are in Clown World. Not the internet meme version. The real one — where serious people perform serious rituals while the system quietly cannibalises itself. The private rented sector in England and Wales is no longer a functioning market. It has become a ride.A vast, gleaming rollercoaster towering above the skyline, its name emblazoned in flashing lights: Pennycook’s Apocalypse. Apocalypse, in its original Greek meaning, does not mean destruction. It means the lifting of
Mar 1
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