Landlord Law Blog Audios

We consider the various 'get rich quick' property investment training out there and give a few warnings. If it sounds too good to be true - it probably is.

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Why landlords need to be careful about the rent increase clauses they use, and why tenants also should check them carefully.

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What are landlords rights to enter their property and tennts rights to stop them doing this?

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A recording of the first post in a series from 2019 when the abolition of section 21 was first announced by the government. In this post, we look at the history of the private rented sector and the effect on it of the no-fault ground for possession under section 21.

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We consider the situation of a student tenant whose landlord won't let her have a lock on her door.

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A discussion about the problems with our housing today.

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We consider the shockingly high turnover of housing ministers in the Tory administration and the damage that this does.

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The signs to watch out for if you are using a letting agent.

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This is a question to our 'blog clinic' where a tenant reader asks if they can end their tenancy due to neighbour noise.

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There are longstanding problems with the Private Rented Sector. This post explains what they are and gives some suggestions for solutions. The post was written before the publication of the Renters Reform Bill.

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