Global renting round-up: Rent controls, an Airbnb backlash and build-to-rent
We round up the biggest stories from the private rented sector around the world, visiting Europe, the US, Canada and Australasia.
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We round up the biggest stories from the private rented sector around the world, visiting Europe, the US, Canada and Australasia.
Selective licensing schemes should be retained but could be improved with introduction of a national register of landlords, along with a number of other recommendations from an independent review of the schemes' effectiveness.
You can still charge tenants for additional services, as long as the decision to take up these services is optional, and tenants will pay for services that will make their lives easier.
Offering both long and short-term lets has significantly enhanced a York agency’s proposition to landlords.
People trust recommendations from friends and family more than any other source, so here's three ways you can get more referrals from your landlords and your tenants.
Letting agents who try to cut corners to save money in the face of increasing lettings legislation risk “getting into more trouble than they would have done before these changes,” says former ARLA Propertymark President Frances Burkinshaw.
Landlords should be reviewing the services offered by their current agents in light of the changing legislation, says the director of a specialist letting agency, who has seen legislation drive an increase in landlords.
The Tenant Fees Act becomes law on 1st June 2019 and will apply to all assured shorthold tenancies agreed from this date. But what does this mean for your existing tenancy agreements?
Purchasing another agency is a complicated process, but can help you achieve growth much quicker if managed well, says a Joint Venture partner at a student accommodation provider that's expanded nationwide.