Understanding what is considered fair wear and tear versus damage can help you protect your rights and avoid unnecessary deductions.
Introducing The Tenant Project: Making Tenant Voices Count Click to Read
Understanding what is considered fair wear and tear versus damage can help you protect your rights and avoid unnecessary deductions.
Tenancy Agreements Explained: Don’t Get Caught Out by the Wrong One Click to Read
A rogue landlord couple has been fined £90,000 after a devastating e-bike fire in their overcrowded rental property resulted in the tragic death of a tenant.
Landlord Couple Fined £90,000 Following Tragic Death Of A Tenant Click to Read
As the bill progresses through Parliament, the House of Lords has proposed several amendments to refine its provisions and in this article, we dive into just two of the proposals that caught our eye!
House of Lords Proposes Amendments to Renters’ Rights Bill Click to Read
Understanding what is considered fair wear and tear versus damage can help you protect your rights and avoid unnecessary deductions.
In a decisive move to address the housing crisis, the Labour government has unveiled plans to restrict housing benefit payments to rogue landlords in England.
Labour Targets Rogue Landlords with Housing Benefit Restrictions Click to Read
Renting a home in England and Wales comes with various responsibilities and rights for both tenants and landlords. One common concern among tenants is understanding when and how their rent can be increased.
Private Renting: Understanding Rent Increases in England & Wales Click to Read
The Renters’ Rights Bill, previously known as the Rent Reform Act introduces significant changes aimed at improving tenant rights, enhancing housing stability, and ensuring greater fairness in the private rental sector.
Renting a home is a big commitment, and knowing your rights can help you feel secure, empowered, and confident in your tenancy.
With rising living costs, knowing how much your landlord can increase your rent – and when it’s fair to do so – is crucial.
In this blog, we’ll break down the rules surrounding cleaning deductions from deposits, so you know what to expect and how to avoid any unnecessary charges.
We’ll explain the actual timeframe for deposit returns, break down what the 10-day rule really means, and guide you on what to do if your deposit is delayed.
In this blog, we’ll address common misunderstandings and explain how you can be absolutely certain your deposit is protected under the law.
How Do I Know If My Deposit Is Protected? Common Misunderstandings Click to Read
We’ll break down your rights regarding viewings and access, focusing on Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs).
Do I Have to Allow Viewings Or Access to My Property as a Tenant? Click to Read
With the UK General Election 2024 just hours away, we share our thoughts on what it could mean for tenants
Will We Have a New Government That Finally Fixes The Rental Market? Click to Read