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Changes to how buy-to-let income is taxed is prompting some landlords to incorporate their property businesses. This isn’t a simple process....

The Liberal Democrat Peer, Lord Greaves, has received a response to his written parliamentary question...

In this month’s issue of the Adjudication Digest, we look at a claim for a replacement bath. This dispute was...

Some rental properties are sold with a tenant ‘in situ’ – but are these a good purchase? In December, property magnates...

In this month’s issue of the digest, we look at an adjudicator’s approach to outstanding cleaning at the end of...

The new scheme will give agents and landlords more choice and flexibility than ever before by operating alongside their existing...

The company, which has its new headquarters in Maylands, took the opportunity to tell Mike Penning about their work helping...

In its latest Annual Review published today, The Dispute Service has announced that it protects over £1.3bn in tenancy deposits; an...

The Adjudication Digest takes a recent decision by a TDS Adjudicator and sets out the reasoning behind the decision. The...

Is your landlord taking back management of their property? Or are they changing letting agent?

A ‘house in multiple occupation’ (HMO) can earn more in rent than a traditional single-let property, but administering shared tenancies...

House hunting for students is now well underway. If you have spoken to housing advisers, they will have reminded you...