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Housing Act 1988 and how it impacts you
Find out how the Housing Act 1988 defined property rights and what that means for landlords right now.
Understanding legal considerations is essential for landlords and property owners in the UK. Complying with the law, safeguarding your investments, and creating positive relationships with tenants in vital.
Find out how the Housing Act 1988 defined property rights and what that means for landlords right now.
Our guides are created to help you remain knowledgeable about the legal requirements associated with your rentals and give you professional guidance when needed.
When a landlord takes a tenant’s deposit, the money must be protected in one of the government-backed deposit schemes. We explain how these schemes work and what your obligations are.
We break down the different tenancy agreements available for property owners within the UK and explain the purpose behind them
Landlord harassment is essentially anything a landlord does that prevents tenants from living peacefully in their homes. Examples of landlord harassment in the UK vary widely but includes incidents such as changing the locks without tenants’ knowledge.
If a tenant disappears midway through a tenancy agreement, what can you do? It’s important to know what your rights and responsibilities are as a landlord if you find that one of your tenants has abandoned a property.