One of my ex tenants was a loss adjuster for an insurance company, he told me his job was to find a way to weasel out of paying the claim.
Later turned out he was very good at weasling out of paying the rent.
Just thinking if these large build to let corporation force the smaller buy to let out of business there will be a lot of properties on the market hence the property prices will go down, as far as I'm aware they are building apartment type properties which will replace the existing terrace and semi type properties
This regulation comes into force on the 1st of October 2022.
Can anyone tell me if this applies to existing tenancies, or new tenancies after that date
Don't expect any sympathy from the media, remember they are working for the government who in turn wants an end to the PRS to make way for corporate landlords
The cavity wall insulation was put in when it was built, built according to the building regulations at the time and checked by the building inspector will they still need proof?
Hi I have a property that just makes an EPC of D
If I install solar panels 4kw at a cost of about £5000 with hardly any distribution to the tenant i can get it up to just inside a C. Just interested if anyone here has had solar panels fitted to upgrade their EPC