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Rent Guarantee Is The Way Forward

Rents Rise But Arrears Fall Regardless of all the media reports about PRS rents rising for the seventh consecutive month, it also appears that the level of late or unpaid rent has fallen to the lowest level since January, equating to 8.1% of all rent across England and Wales in October 2012. A survey by LSL […]

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The Current Rental Market

The UK’s rental market has seen strong growth over the last year with rents stabilising in the third quarter to an average rent of £970 per calendar month after an initial fall in price in August. The market has seen a 2 percent increase in rents from September 2011, just 0.6 percent below the rate […]

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Tenant Demand Still Boosting Landlord Confidence

UK Buy-To-Let Landlord confidence has been boosted by continued strong tenant demand and falling property prices, according to the latest landlord survey conducted by LSL Property Services. • 48% of UK BTL landlords believe that now is a good time to invest in property • Less than 1% think it is now a good time […]

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Professional Landlords See Rental Yields Increasing

UK Landlords with Rent Guarantee insurance have reported an increase in rental yields during the second quarter of 2012. The latest Private Rented Sector (PRS) Trends Survey, commissioned by specialist Buy-To-Let mortgage lender Paragon, has revealed that UK landlords achieved an average rental yield of 6.5%. This is an increase of 0.3% from the 6.2% […]

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Tenant Evictions Increasing

County court closures are being blamed for prolonging tenant rent arrears eviction hearings The number of tenants in severe financial difficulty has climbed by 10.2% in the first quarter of this year according to the latest tenant arrears tracker by Templeton LPA, part of the LSL Property Services plc Group. Almost 8,800 more tenants were […]

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Is It Really A Happy New Year For Benefit Tenants?

Researchers claim that the uk’s welfare reforms will make more than three quarters of a million homes unaffordable for tenants. The Government Welfare Reform payment caps came into force this week (1st January 2012) meaning that more than 810,000 private rented homes unaffordable for tenants claiming the housing allowance under the new “Universal Credit” system. […]

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