How your agency's audit trail can make or break possession court cases
Audit trails are key to staying compliant - and can be critical to navigating possession proceedings through court for your landlords' properties.
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Audit trails are key to staying compliant - and can be critical to navigating possession proceedings through court for your landlords' properties.
Spring has sprung - and we're still waiting for the Renters' Reform Bill White Paper. Will a new redress pilot push the agenda forwards?
The government has launched its UK-wide 'Homes for Ukraine' scheme. Here's how landlords, tenants, and letting agents can help support the initiative.
Legal expert answers letting agents' questions on right to rent, including using Identity Service Providers (IDSPs) and the new rules for Biometric Residence Cards.
The National Trading Standards has announced the first step in introducing new material disclosure rules, on what agents and landlords should include in property listings. Sean Hooker, Head of Redress at the Property Redress Scheme, shares the story so far.
Download and share this brochure covering the basics of lettings legislation, to help your landlords stay compliant when renting our their private rental properties.
The Court of Appeal handed down its decision in the case of Northwood Solihull v Fearn & Others, deciding that where a corporate landlord or agent is completing certain statutory forms, such documents do not have to be ‘executed’ in accordance with the formalities set out in Section 44 of the Companies Act 2006.
The government has delayed the end date for temporary adjusted right to rent checks to 30 September 2022 to give letting agents and landlords time to prepare for IDVT.
Reports are growing once again on the topic of introducing rent controls in England, Scotland, and Wales. Here's an overview of how things stand and what the next steps may be.