Landlord Articles
Universal Credit Continues Failing
This is hardly a new topic and won’t surprise any private landlord, but on all sides, there are reports of how universal credit is failing…
This is hardly a new topic and won’t surprise any private landlord, but on all sides, there are reports of how universal credit is failing…
I seemed to spend my working life defending the many good landlords I come into contact with. I actually risked dismissal by assisting a landlord…
It is about 3 years since the then Prime Minister, David Cameron, blasted Housing Associations for inefficiency; he was supported in this by George Osborne,…
With strong infrastructure, good business, a burgeoning population and improved connectivity, Birmingham couldn’t have expected more in 2017 and the developments of last year have…
I am not slow to criticise Shelter; professionally in a past life, I experienced their inflexible attitude towards landlords, many of whom had behaved with…
I have deliberately not made reference to the results of the Brexit Referendum on 16th June 2016; I don’t really feel my own politics should…
It is said that everything is relative, but one of the hardest things I used to find to explain was why, where a property has…
A wonderful summer has ended; the complaints from tenants, or their neighbours, have been about rowdy parties and insects but not about mould and condensation. …
The Chartered Institute of Housing has its roots in the work of Octavia Hill, who sought to address the problems of poor housing. It has…
The English Housing Survey Report covering the year 2016/2017 was published on 12th July 2018. The report outlines the characteristics and circumstances of social renters…
The recent release of ‘Mamma Mia – here we go again’, the sequel/prequel (it’s a bit of both) to ‘Mamma Mia’ brought to my mind…
The long, hot summer days continue and whilst many tenants may decide to ‘staycation’ because of the heat, there are a few things landlords and…
Mandatory electrical safety checks are to be introduced. It has been tossed into the ether many times over the years, but it has taken the…
It has been announced that the Right to Rent legislation is to go to Judicial Review at the High Court, as the worth of the…
Most people know that there’s good money to be made from bricks and mortar. However, a deposit on a house isn’t something that everyone has…