Short answer is no. However consider the following: All owners must agree to the property being rented. Provided the tenancy is for a term not exceeding three years any one of the owners can sign on behalf of the others. … Continue reading →
The answer is simple – there is no ‘penalty’ but any demand for rent and any service charge shall be treated for all purposes as not being due from the tenant to the landlord (until the correct information is served … Continue reading →
Short answer = landlord Long answer…. 1. The Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 section 11, which is implied into all tenancies of less than seven years duration, prescribes that the landlord must keep in repair and proper working order the … Continue reading →
The legislation that paves the way for yet more legislation that will ban properties of low energy efficiency from the rental market is the Energy Act 2011 and in particular Section 43 here It is anticipated the legislation governing this … Continue reading →
When do you have to provide a prospective tenant with the front page of the EPC? It’s a bit of a trick question – the answer is never! The whole Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) must be made available to a … Continue reading →