Rent appeals | Selective licensing

Rent appeals | Selective licensing | Luxury homes

The Tribunal system will not be able to cope with the increase in rent appeals, claims RE:UK's Kate Butler.

Click here to read Rent appeals will overwhelm tribunals.

Existing licensing scheme has helped raise standards, but there are still non-compliance issues, says Cllr Hetty Wood.

Click here to read Liverpool looks to extend selective licensing scheme.

The super-prime market relies on collaboration between agents as many luxury homes never reach the portals, says AgentWise's Eric Corsaletti.

Click here to read Only ‘a few hundred’ homes available to buy above £15m.

The Property Ombudsman investigates a case where tenants withdrew from an application and argued that their deposit should be returned.

Click here to read The Ombudsman Files - Holding deposit dispute after undisclosed material information.

The Advertising Standards Authority asked brokerage Mortgages One Stop to ensure the complainant received their £50 reward.

Click here to read Mortgage broker agrees to hand out Facebook competition prize after complaint.

Professional landlords are swooping in to buy up tenanted properties as Renters' Rights Act impact affects the market.

Click here to read Investors exploit landlord exodus at auction.

Foundation Home Loans boss Grant Hendry says there are signs that landlord confidence is returning, with profits holding up.

Click here to read Rentals still profitable for 84% of landlords.

New LRG graduate appointment reflects focus on nurturing future talent as land and development activity expands across regional markets.

Click here to read LRG strengthens Midlands land pipeline with new graduate hire.