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https://www.lettingagenttoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2019/8/crisis-for-agents-as-banks-set-to-insist-on-individual-client-accounts

23 minutes ago, Grampa said:

what sort of information?

Tax jurisdiction 

Resident status tax UTR number 

Ni number 

Address 

Nationality

They need to open a seperate account for every ll to recive rent payments 

Lloyd's are requesting this imformation

Hi my letting agents bank now requires personal information on me the landlord to allow the agent to collect rent on my behalf and forward it to my bank

Has anyone else been asked for this

Do the banks share personal information

Hope I will be able to evict my tenant if I decide to move into the property myself 

Or if I decide to sell the property 

Look at it like this if you had to have one of your legs removed without any anesthetic would you choose to have the left or the right leg removed 

Why bother voting 

How important is landlord legal insurance

Has anyone here made a claim and what happend

Can anyone tell me how I can repossess my property if I decide to sell it after they have abolished section 21

Just have a fitted kitchen installed in a rental property before I could let it before there were just shelves on the wall 

Is that capital expenditure deductible against CGT when I sell the property or repairs

On 5/2/2019 at 1:27 PM, Melboy said:

No council tax exemptions allowed from my local council.

The semi derelict flat that I renovated and finished last March commanded CT from day 1 and I am still paying the monthly charge and have done so for the past 6 months.

Hopefully the sale completes this month but I do know that the CT charge is allowed against capital gains made when reporting to HMRC on resale.

Are you sure? that's worth knowing 

Has anyone got the detail yet 

Suppose I want to sell my property

What then

On 4/18/2019 at 2:09 PM, Grampa said:

Link?

I thought that your not allowed to raise rents more than a certain percentage each year but maybe I'm wrong correct me if I am wrong

14 hours ago, Grampa said:

At present with the ability to serve a s21 a landlord can take certain balanced risks with questionable potential tenants. Without that, all that means is it will be harder for tenants with  a questionable history to be housed. 

I see us as a agency raising the bar at the referencing stage and also having to document every little incident during a tenancy in case it is needed to bolster a potential s8 hearing in the future. 

I also see rents being raised to push undesirable tenants out or to encourage rent arrears as a ground to evict at a s8 hearing.

 

Can't raise rents they are capped or soon will be

Actually better if the public school boys and girls with a degree in history and geography  that are supposed to be running this country do nothing

Better if they run and hide like the spineless cameron

I've got a good idea why don't the so called government do something to help the BTL and rental business instead of trying to destroy it, that would increase the amount of properties for rent and as a result lower rent and reduce the homeless