INFOSHEET: Your fact sheet on Section 8
What does Section 8 mean for the private rental sector? Find out how letting agents and landlords can use these notices for a rental property.
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What does Section 8 mean for the private rental sector? Find out how letting agents and landlords can use these notices for a rental property.
Section 21 allows landlords to end Assured Shorthold Tenancies. As the Renters (Reform) Bill did not become law, Section 21 is still in effect and can be used.
May 2024 rents are 6% higher year on year while voids have also slightly increased. Send the latest figures to your landlords with our free newsletter template.
William Reeve, CEO at Goodlord, discusses the future of the private rental sector with Chris Norris, Policy and Campaigns Director at the NRLA and Ben Stokes, Associates Lettings Director at JNP.
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