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The government is doing the exact opposite of what they should be doing, should deregulate the PRS to attract more landlords and more investment, or maybe they want small investors gone to make way for large corporations, that would explain the media landlord bashing, that's become a vote winner for the puppet politicians.

And throw the key away

I think HMRC can go back 20 years if necessary

If it was me I'd change the utility suppliers to ones don't have a standing charge, also drain down the central heating if it's winter.

It's hardly surprising the powers to be are trying force in digital currency if easy to track

If it's a terrace or semi property they could be entering from the neibours property

Any opinions on landlord legal insurance

Greed

The money grabbing insurance companies seem to double my rental properties insurance every year, can anyone recommend a company, what would you include in the policy as important, (I know it's a bit of a how long is a ball of string question).

Do you know if it possible for some professional to appear in court in one's absence, as a court appearance in my situation as a non residents would be very difficult.

Seems the courts are heavily on the side of the tenants

The worst thing is not being told any details by these scum politicians they are taking to Chinese culture and lying by omission. If they do decide to bring in tenant right to to buy at a discount I'm wondering wheather it will have to work it's way through the house of Lords as with the rental reform bill.

I thought the tenant right to buy had disappeared with Jeremy Corbyn, have you heard it's going to be resurrected by Angeles raynor ?

If I can remove my tenant before it's passed through the house of Lords that would be fine,a matter of which would take the longest

I been reading that rayner is closely affiliated with Corbyn, what really worries me is that she might introduce a tenant right to buy at a discount

It's become perfectly clear that both governments want the PRS finished, in a time of a housing crisis I'm wondering what the real motive is behind their thinking. Is it to try and win votes (a politicians main objective) or is there a hidden agenda.

Rachael reeves had already stated that landlords will pay a higher rate of tax

Hi as I live abroad most of the time I was looking for a type of landlord legal insurance cover that can pay for a solicitor to attend a court hearing on my behalf should the situation arise. I've checked insurance cover but can't seem to find anything that relates to this

There maybe a lot of buyers wanting those inflatables to escape the UK after the next election

It looks like they will be

Just wondering if the above will have to go through the house of Lords before it can be implemented. (same as the renters reform bill) Or can she introduced it with a snap of her fingers

It's Lisa nandy that sends a shiver down my spine

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-12250813/Barratt-sells-rental-homes-Lloyds-Bank-subsidiary-168m.html

Just wondering what Lisa nandy will do now when labour wins the next election, if she wants to wear the badge she's got to go further than gove, maybe force landlords to sell to tenants at a big discount.

Can anyone recommend an eviction specialist and any idea how much they charge