Preventing landlords from raising rents in between tenancies is an idea - like rent controls - that simply “could not survive contact with reality”, says Scotland’s landlord body.

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Three rogue landlords have been fined a total of £403,079 for operating a network of unlicensed and unsafe HMOs, labelled “an ...

Smaller landlords are being forced out of the private rental sector in favour of corporate limited companies – and tenants ...

Landlords who have properties within ‘problem’ leasehold blocks have been given some good news following housing minister Matthew Pennycook confirmation that Labour will ‘end leasehold’ and make ...

BTL landlords enjoyed average yields of 6.72% in September, up from 6.69% at the end of the second quarter and 6.48% in the ...

New research among tenants has found that nearly 10% of rented homes with gas appliances don’t have a carbon monoxide alarm ...

Landlords face considerable risks from self-managing their properties when the Renters’ Rights Bill goes live, according to a ...

Councillors in Ipswich have rejected plans for a register of all HMO licensing applications in the town. Instead, they agreed ...

RICS survey predicts growing shortage of rental properties. Demand is predicted to grow while supply declines.

Scotland’s landlords and letting agents have warned that the country’s imminent rent controls will backfire.

An HMO landlord who blamed a guaranteed rent firm for breaching his licence has failed in his bid to overturn a £7,500 fine.