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19/01/2010 - CML offers support for tenant protection bill

Tenants whose landlords have conventional mortgages are being supported by the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML), it has been revealed.According to the CML, some tenants rent property where a conventional residential mortgage has been purch...

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14/01/2010 - Landlords are 'equally at risk' of squatters

Landlords who have vacant properties should beware of squatters, it has been reported.Aviva advised today (January 14th) that landlords should ensure that they have the correct legal expenses cover incase squatters enter their property.Unde...

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12/01/2010 - Private landlords 'concerned about regulation'

Private landlords are most concerned about regulation than other issues, it has been revealed.Landlords were polled by Paragon Mortgages, who found that 58 per cent were worried about the rules on how they must run their businesses this yea...

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29/12/2009 - 'Landlords and tenants benefit' from government repossession action

Landlords may be affected by a government crackdown to stop mortgage lenders from repossessing a borrower's property without a court order.The Ministry of Justice today announced the proposals, which said homeowners will be entitled to cour...

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22/12/2009 - Countryside property owners 'at higher risk of crime'

People who own homes in the country are at an increased risk of crime, according to a report.Halifax Home Insurance's Latch-Key Index said that many countryside homeowners are over-confident about the security of their property.Approximatel...

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08/12/2009 - NLA: Landlords could see end of unpaid water bills

The National Landlords Association (NLA) has welcomed recommendations from the Walker Review of Charging for Water which could benefit landlords.Unsuspecting landlords would no longer receive water bills which tenants have failed to pay if ...

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30/11/2009 - Newham leads the way in landlord licensing

Newham Council is leading the way in regard to private landlord licensing in London.The Evening Standard reports that those who wish to rent out property in this part of east London must purchase a licence prior to establishing tenancy agre...

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25/11/2009 - Austin: Landlord legislation must be right

It is important that the government gets landlord legal issues right, rather than rushing through new regulations.That is the view of Ian Austin MP, who was commenting at the National Landlords Association National Conference on Friday Nove...

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