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Could fewer rental properties be the price of positive action for tenants?
The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to overhaul tenancy laws in England and Wales, promising stronger protections for tenants, including an end to ‘Section 21’ repossessions. Now in its second reading in the House of Lords, the legislation aims to curb unfair evictions, but concerns are growing that it could unintentionally shrink the rental market.
A Legal 'To-Do' List For Buying a House
First time buyer? Here’s an overview of the key steps in the legal process to get you started.
The King's Speech - Lease Extension Reform
In recent years, leasehold reform has been at the forefront of discussions, gaining substantial momentum. The British monarchy plays a symbolic role in the nation's history, symbolising tradition and continuity. Similarly, leasehold reform is viewed as an essential modernisation of property laws that have been in place for centuries. In this article, we delve into the significance of leasehold reform, its anticipated changes, and its relevance to a forthcoming speech by King Charles III, shedding light on the pressing need for reform in the domain of lease extensions.
National Conveyancing Week: Eight Things to Remember When You’re Buying a House
National Conveyancing Week runs from Monday 20th March to Friday 24th March. Find out about eight key points in the conveyancing process when buying a house here.
Your Role as a Landlord - A Quick Guide
This guide looks at the role of a residential landlord and the key obligations you will have, including your financial responsibilities and health and safety obligations.