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scrapping the stamp duty surcharge would encourage buy-to-let investors to return to the rental market to help meet the rising demand for rental homes and drive transaction levels.
The extraordinary clip, which was filmed two years ago by Leeds and shows how aggressive he can get during events, was later taken down but has now re-emerged on YouTube.
A high number of buyers have postponed or pulled out of property deals as a result of the coronavirus outbreak fearing that economic uncertainty would make their purchase unaffordable or hoping that prices would later fall, new research suggests.
Some 373,000 property transactions have been paused during coronavirus lockdown, with a combined estimated value of £82bn, according to Zoopla.
Thousands of landlords have been left in limbo by the evictions ban including Cheryl Jervis who was due to evict her tenant on the evening the ban was announced, and has been taunted by him since over his ‘rent free’ gift from the government.
Have you ever wandered why there is so much fuss made about providing free accommodation for NHS staff near hospitals? Here’s the rental data to show why landlords should help.
Hard campaigning by tenants’ organisations and a lack of clarity from government had led many renters to mistakenly believe they off the hook during the crisis, it has been claimed.
It amazes me that in this day and age some landlords are still unaware of their legal responsibilities in letting out a property. Regardless of whether a tenant has fallen into arrears, no landlord has the right to unlawfully enter an occupied property and remove a tenant’s belongings or change the locks.