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  tenancycentral posted a new article:

  

  Breaking news from Landlord

  Here is today’s Breaking News from Landlord.( Graham Norwood)
  Read more: landlordtoday

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  • November 15, 2021
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  tenancycentral posted a new article:

  

  Bailiff-enforced evictions suspended over Christmas season

  t’s understood there will be a Christmas truce with tenants not enduring bailiff-enforced evictions between December 13 and January 10. Read more: landlordtoday

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  • November 15, 2021
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  tenancycentral wrote a new blog entry:

  

  Unfair terms in tenancy agreements

  Anything can be added to a tenancy agreement but that doesn’t mean they will all be backed up by a judge in the event of a dispute. For example, specifying an exact time to empty the waste bins on a particular day would be seen as an “unfair...

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  • July 21, 2021
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  tenancycentral posted a new article:

  

  Tenant who slept in car for months due to damp council house moved to hotel

  An asthmatic tenant who spent months sleeping in his car because it was better than his damp, freezing cold house has been moved to a hotel. Read more :
  Mirror

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  • #DAMP
  • #Homeless

  • May 23, 2021
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  tenancycentral wrote a new blog entry:

  

  How can we show compassion

  How to show compassion for your neighbours during the pandemic (COVID - 19)
  I would like to talk about instances where showing compassion is the right thing to do. This applies to single parents, homeless people, over 50’s and anyone affected by ...

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  • May 16, 2021
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  tenancycentral wrote a new tenancyrightpage entry:

  FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED

  FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
  
  The decision to furnish your property depends on the type of property you have and your target market. As an example, if the property is a one-bedroom flat and the tenants in the area are predominantly young then the property...

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  • April 14, 2021
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  tenancycentral posted a new article:

  

  Tenants say landlord crackdown failing as 'horrible' conditions persist

  As a five-year council scheme aimed at rooting out rogue landlords in Great Yarmouth
  Read more: https://www.edp24.co.uk/news

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  • April 4, 2021
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  tenancycentral created a new poll:

  Landlords and tenants at war

  Landlords are losing money; tenants are staying put with nowhere to go. The pandemic has a lot of victims. Not only is the pandemic killing people, but it also destroying lives in other ways. People are losing their jobs and can no longer pay their rent....  moreLandlords are losing money; tenants are staying put with nowhere to go. The pandemic has a lot of victims. Not only is the pandemic killing people, but it also destroying lives in other ways. People are losing their jobs and can no longer pay their rent. At the other end, landlords are losing out on rent. Landlords may think that they are the most vulnerable people touched by the pandemic because they are not able to collect their rent and consequently cannot pay their mortgage if the property is on a buy to let scheme as most landlords on the property ladder are.
  Do you think that the landlord should push hard to evict tenants who are not paying their rent? Or Do you support tenants who through no fault of their own have lost their jobs?  less

  • Alternatively, they should have a discussion with their tenants and see how they can deal with the arrears. Remember it is no one fault, Covid19 happened

     

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    Alternatively, they should have a discussion with their tenants and see how they can deal with the arrears. Remember it is no one fault, Covid19 happened
  • My opinion is that, they should seek guidance from the government. They imposed the ban in the first place.

     

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    My opinion is that, they should seek guidance from the government. They imposed the ban in the first place.

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  • March 18, 2021
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  tenancycentral posted a new article:

  

  Coronavirus exposed 'much larger' rough sleeping issue, says committee

  government scheme to house rough sleepers during the pandemic "exposed the scale" of the issue, say MPs.
  Read more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics

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  • March 17, 2021
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  tenancycentral posted a new article:

  

  BTL landlord ordered to pay compensation to ex-tenant after eviction on bogus grounds

  Buy-to-let landlords are being encouraged not to try to deceive departing tenants after tribunal ruling provided a powerful reminder that anyone aggrieved may be watching to ensure that claims are legitimate. Read more: https://propertyindustryeye.com/

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  • March 12, 2021