In what has been labelled the “biggest change to the private rental sector for a generation”, the UK government has announced plans to abolish ‘no-fault evictions’ that were introduced under section 21 of the 1988 Housing Act.
In what has been labelled the “biggest change to the private rental sector for a generation”, the UK government has announced plans to abolish ‘no-fault evictions’ that were introduced under section 21 of the 1988 Housing Act.
With an official Brexit date set for March, the value of the pound has slumped and the property market has slowed down leaving landlords worried about rising inflation and the post-Brexit property market.
If you’re considering becoming a resident landlord and renting a room in your home, you’ll need to be aware of how your existing home insurance policy may be affected.
In 2014, AXA conducted research into a representative sample of landlords and people currently renting property across all regions within the United Kingdom. Some of their findings are pretty shocking, outlining the importance of landlord insurance.
Have you ever wondered how landlord insurance actually works and the type of cover you can get? You may have even considered not taking out cover in a bid to save money. We suggest you read more before making this decision.