Landlords concerned about eviction options and renters face homelessness as PRS awaits eviction reform
A lack of eviction options that will be available after the abolition of Section 21 notices remain a worry for landlords, says Intus Lettings.
A lack of eviction options that will be available after the abolition of Section 21 notices remain a worry for landlords, says Intus Lettings.
The future abolition of Section 21 remains a major worry for landlords. According to a new survey of 500 British landlords, growing numbers are raising concerns over the lack of options available to evict tenants should they not pay their rent.
An agency says its bizarre list of items left behind by departing tenants shows how many renters actually appear to keep pets – even if landlords have not agreed.
An agency says its bizarre list of items left behind by departing tenants shows how many renters actually appear to keep pets.
Allowing tenants to keep pets in their rented homes has become a controversial issue this year following the launch of the government’s new Model Tenancy Agreement in January.
A survey of 500 UK landlords by Intus revealed that the most common reasons for not allowing pets include fear of damage, bad smells and the fact that many leaseholds ban animals in properties.
Intus Lettings surveyed 500 landlords, finding that 72% of those located in the North East allow tenants to keep pets. In comparison, less than 40% of landlords in Yorkshire and the Humber allow pets in their lets.
Nationwide lettings agency, Intus Lettings, has announced the opening of its fourth office and first base in Yorkshire.
The new office, located by the Kelham Island district in Sheffield, is set to strengthen the company’s business in and around the city, offering property management services for landlords and high-quality rental properties for tenants.
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