Tenant Fees Ban
The Government will soon ban letting agents and landlords from charging upfront fees to tenants. This was designed to make renting and moving home more affordable.
Tenancy deposit cap saves average renter more than £100
Published On: September 22, 2021Research from Generation Rent finds private renters have an average of £113 more in their pockets as a result of the …
Tenant fees ban: Are agents and tenants remembering their responsibilities?
Published On: September 11, 2020A busy rental market combined with unsettled economic conditions increase the possibility of some letting agents charging tenants fees illegally, …
Landlords and Letting Agents Must Work With Tenants to Simplify Fees Ban
Landlords and letting agents that wait until the last minute to update their tenancy fees policies could cause confusion for …
The Tenant Fee Ban Explained
The following article has been written by our friends at Luscombe Gray, the property litigation experts, in order to explain …
Who’s enforcing The Tenant Fees Act? New law relies on honesty and tenants being in the know
Despite the introduction of the tenant fees ban back in June, there are still some glaringly obvious flaws in the …
Increase in landlords charging pet rent as Tenant Fees Act puts cap on deposits
Landlords in England are charging additional pet rent, as recent fees ban prevents them from asking tenants for a pet …