What our customers are asking:
If I have not declared landlord rental income and profits what should I do?
By making unprompted disclosures, landlords can get away with lower penalties. A voluntary disclosure will also save them late payment interest, which is currently at 6.75 percent per annum and is expected to rise to 7.0 percent from May 31.
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Are tenants responsible for paying for the EPC improvements?
It is the landlord's responsibility to make improvements to achieve a higher EPC rating.
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Why is the implementation of the ban on no-fault evictions in the Renters Reform Bill postponed?
The government cites concerns about the inadequacy of the current court system, expressing worry that landlords might exploit it to repossess their properties.
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About tenant rights, the interpretation of statutory provision, and the procedure to follow in the exercise of the Right to Buy
Chapman v Barking and Dagenham London Borough Council [1997] 2 EGLR 141SummaryThe case of Chapman v Barking and Dagenham London Borough Council [1997] 2 EGLR 141 is a case disputing the entitlement of the holder of the tenancy to buy the council property under the Ri...
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What has changed for tenants because of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2022?
An Occupation Contract will replace the Tenancy Agreement within six months of December 1, 2022. These contracts aim to offer better protection. Tenants will be contract holders as per the Renting Homes Act. Landlords will have 14 days to provide an occupation ...
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Whom to contact for the Energy Performance Certificate?
Landlords should contact an accredited assessor for an Energy Performance Certificate after proper assessment.
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What is the HIP?
The HIP or Home Information Pack is a kit provided by the authorities to guide buyers and sellers involved in the real estate transaction process.
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Will the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2022 cost tenants money or result in higher rents?
Whilst pundits say that The Renting Homes Act will cost nothing and will not raise rents - if it causes landlords to leave the rental sector then increasing the existing shortage of supply will undoubtedly increase rents.
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When will the new regulation for a minimum EPC rating of C come into effect?
The government plans to mandate a minimum EPC rating of Band C by 2025.
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What is the simple solution being offered here?
According to experts, Searches have emerged as the best solution for agents, buyers, sellers, and everyone associated with the property industry. It is the simplest answer to speeding up the process of finding and finalizing homes and commercial properties.
Read moreRead by(0)
Why are platforms like Airbnb required to report client earnings to HMRC starting January 1, 2024?
This regulatory change aims to enhance tax compliance and transparency in the gig economy, ensuring accurate income reporting by taxpayers using short-term rental and freelance platforms.
Read moreRead by(0)
What is the latest Court case on right offset off for service charges?
The case relates to a dispute in the payment of service charges between the tenant Black Outdoor Retail and the property owner, Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings Ltd.
Read moreRead by(0)
Where is the proper positioning of the boundary line between the properties?
Corker v Wilson (2006)SummaryThe case Corker v Wilson (2006) is a case of property dispute that is actually centred on the problem of boundary that separate two neighbouring properties. That is the problem that has raised most. The proper positioning of the boundary ...
Read moreRead by(0)
How can you improve your network in the coworking space?
People from different trade and business backgrounds use coworking spaces. You can bond with people from diverse industries and build your network.
Read moreRead by(0)
What are the tax implications for landlords on platforms like Airbnb?
Landlords renting out entire properties on Airbnb can earn up to 1,000 a year tax-free under the 'trading allowance' rule. The tax-free allowance is more generous for those renting out a room only.
Read moreRead by(0)
Is there any exemption to the UK overseas properties buyers register?
In a rare case of national security interests, The Secretary of State, Home Department, may allow an exemption to a non-UK entity
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What should you do to achieve good productivity in coworking space?
Develop a regular work routine and find that spark that will motivate you to get up every day and continue your work.
Read moreRead by(0)
How many buildings are eligible to apply for the pilot Medium-Rise cladding remediation scheme?
There are 60 buildings under 18 meters with the availability of interim safety measures eligible to apply for funding support for remediation. Those with waking watch mitigation measures in place.
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Why is addressing misleading marketing in construction products crucial?
Addressing misleading marketing is vital to ensure consumers receive accurate product safety and performance information.
Read moreRead by(0)
Which Councils have initiated legal proceedings against building owners for not removing dangerous cladding?
Newham Council werenthr first to take legal action under the Housing Act 2004 after Chaplair Ltd did not comply with an improvement notice, failing to remove hazardous cladding from its Lumiere building within the specified deadline.
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Can buildings under 18 meters receive funding for cladding problems?
Yes The Medium-rise Scheme will cover unsafe or unsellable buildings with heights between 11m and 18m. It is to be rolled out in 2023 on 60 buildings with mitigation measures in place.
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Are there any software systems available for coworking management?
Many software systems are available for this purpose, and they support you in creating the foundation of your coworking community space.
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What role does the Code for Construction Product Association play in building safety?
The Code for Construction Product Association sets standards for acceptable marketing practices in the industry. While currently voluntary, its success depends on industry buy-in, effectiveness in deterring false marketing, independent oversight, and clear ...
Read moreRead by(0)
What does the ruling mean for building owners in Newham?
The verdict serves as a clear warning to all building owners in Newham, underlining the necessity to promptly prioritise fire safety measures, including removing hazardous cladding. Failure to comply may lead to legal prosecution.
Read moreRead by(0)
How will the government support landlords in meeting the 2030 EPC C target?
The government will work with social housing providers and local councils to implement upgrades through the Warm Homes Plan, focusing on insulation and low-carbon heating systems.
Read moreRead by(0)
Who can apply for building safety funding?
The responsible entities will be eligible to apply for building safety funding. The responsible person may be a Freeholder, Head Leaseholder, Registered Provider of Social Housing, Right-to-manage Company, Resident Management Company, or Freehold Management Company
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Why is a construction materials framework standard necessary to improve building safety?
A framework standard provides guidelines for consistent labelling practices, including a unique product identification reference, robust registration system, standardised terminology, and protocols for data exchange.
Read moreRead by(0)
What is the purpose of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill?
The Bill aims to empower homeowners by introducing significant reforms to the leasehold system in England and Wales, addressing issues such as creating new leasehold houses, simplifying lease extensions, enhancing transparency, and providing redress rights.
Read moreRead by(0)
Why are hotels jumping into coworking spaces?
Hotels want to utilize their extra space to deliver an extended experience to guests and visitors while adding a robust revenue stream.
Read moreRead by(0)
How often should fire doors be inspected?
In the case of buildings over eleven meters in height, the responsible person is required to check fire doors at the entrances of individual domestic premises at least once every twelve months. Fire doors in communal areas of the building should be checked every thre...
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What our customers are asking:
If I have not declared landlord rental income and profits what should I do?
By making unprompted disclosures, landlords can get away with lower penalties. A voluntary disclosure will also save them late payment interest, which is currently at 6.75 percent per annum and is expected to rise to 7.0 percent from May 31.
Read More
Are tenants responsible for paying for the EPC improvements?
It is the landlord's responsibility to make improvements to achieve a higher EPC rating.
Read More
Why is the implementation of the ban on no-fault evictions in the Renters Reform Bill postponed?
The government cites concerns about the inadequacy of the current court system, expressing worry that landlords might exploit it to repossess their properties.
Read More
About tenant rights, the interpretation of statutory provision, and the procedure to follow in the exercise of the Right to Buy
Chapman v Barking and Dagenham London Borough Council [1997] 2 EGLR 141SummaryThe case of Chapman v Barking and Dagenham London Borough Council [1997] 2 EGLR 141 is a case disputing the entitlement of the holder of the tenancy to buy the council property under the Ri...
Read More
What has changed for tenants because of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2022?
An Occupation Contract will replace the Tenancy Agreement within six months of December 1, 2022. These contracts aim to offer better protection. Tenants will be contract holders as per the Renting Homes Act. Landlords will have 14 days to provide an occupation ...
Read More
Whom to contact for the Energy Performance Certificate?
Landlords should contact an accredited assessor for an Energy Performance Certificate after proper assessment.
Read More
What is the HIP?
The HIP or Home Information Pack is a kit provided by the authorities to guide buyers and sellers involved in the real estate transaction process.
Read More
Will the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2022 cost tenants money or result in higher rents?
Whilst pundits say that The Renting Homes Act will cost nothing and will not raise rents - if it causes landlords to leave the rental sector then increasing the existing shortage of supply will undoubtedly increase rents.
Read More
When will the new regulation for a minimum EPC rating of C come into effect?
The government plans to mandate a minimum EPC rating of Band C by 2025.
Read More
What is the simple solution being offered here?
According to experts, Searches have emerged as the best solution for agents, buyers, sellers, and everyone associated with the property industry. It is the simplest answer to speeding up the process of finding and finalizing homes and commercial properties.
Read More
Why are platforms like Airbnb required to report client earnings to HMRC starting January 1, 2024?
This regulatory change aims to enhance tax compliance and transparency in the gig economy, ensuring accurate income reporting by taxpayers using short-term rental and freelance platforms.
Read More
What is the latest Court case on right offset off for service charges?
The case relates to a dispute in the payment of service charges between the tenant Black Outdoor Retail and the property owner, Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings Ltd.
Read More
Where is the proper positioning of the boundary line between the properties?
Corker v Wilson (2006)SummaryThe case Corker v Wilson (2006) is a case of property dispute that is actually centred on the problem of boundary that separate two neighbouring properties. That is the problem that has raised most. The proper positioning of the boundary ...
Read More
How can you improve your network in the coworking space?
People from different trade and business backgrounds use coworking spaces. You can bond with people from diverse industries and build your network.
Read More
What are the tax implications for landlords on platforms like Airbnb?
Landlords renting out entire properties on Airbnb can earn up to 1,000 a year tax-free under the 'trading allowance' rule. The tax-free allowance is more generous for those renting out a room only.
Read More
Is there any exemption to the UK overseas properties buyers register?
In a rare case of national security interests, The Secretary of State, Home Department, may allow an exemption to a non-UK entity
Read More
What should you do to achieve good productivity in coworking space?
Develop a regular work routine and find that spark that will motivate you to get up every day and continue your work.
Read More
How many buildings are eligible to apply for the pilot Medium-Rise cladding remediation scheme?
There are 60 buildings under 18 meters with the availability of interim safety measures eligible to apply for funding support for remediation. Those with waking watch mitigation measures in place.
Read More
Why is addressing misleading marketing in construction products crucial?
Addressing misleading marketing is vital to ensure consumers receive accurate product safety and performance information.
Read More
Which Councils have initiated legal proceedings against building owners for not removing dangerous cladding?
Newham Council werenthr first to take legal action under the Housing Act 2004 after Chaplair Ltd did not comply with an improvement notice, failing to remove hazardous cladding from its Lumiere building within the specified deadline.
Read More
Can buildings under 18 meters receive funding for cladding problems?
Yes The Medium-rise Scheme will cover unsafe or unsellable buildings with heights between 11m and 18m. It is to be rolled out in 2023 on 60 buildings with mitigation measures in place.
Read More
Are there any software systems available for coworking management?
Many software systems are available for this purpose, and they support you in creating the foundation of your coworking community space.
Read More
What role does the Code for Construction Product Association play in building safety?
The Code for Construction Product Association sets standards for acceptable marketing practices in the industry. While currently voluntary, its success depends on industry buy-in, effectiveness in deterring false marketing, independent oversight, and clear ...
Read More
What does the ruling mean for building owners in Newham?
The verdict serves as a clear warning to all building owners in Newham, underlining the necessity to promptly prioritise fire safety measures, including removing hazardous cladding. Failure to comply may lead to legal prosecution.
Read More
How will the government support landlords in meeting the 2030 EPC C target?
The government will work with social housing providers and local councils to implement upgrades through the Warm Homes Plan, focusing on insulation and low-carbon heating systems.
Read More
Who can apply for building safety funding?
The responsible entities will be eligible to apply for building safety funding. The responsible person may be a Freeholder, Head Leaseholder, Registered Provider of Social Housing, Right-to-manage Company, Resident Management Company, or Freehold Management Company
Read More
Why is a construction materials framework standard necessary to improve building safety?
A framework standard provides guidelines for consistent labelling practices, including a unique product identification reference, robust registration system, standardised terminology, and protocols for data exchange.
Read More
What is the purpose of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill?
The Bill aims to empower homeowners by introducing significant reforms to the leasehold system in England and Wales, addressing issues such as creating new leasehold houses, simplifying lease extensions, enhancing transparency, and providing redress rights.
Read More
Why are hotels jumping into coworking spaces?
Hotels want to utilize their extra space to deliver an extended experience to guests and visitors while adding a robust revenue stream.
Read More
How often should fire doors be inspected?
In the case of buildings over eleven meters in height, the responsible person is required to check fire doors at the entrances of individual domestic premises at least once every twelve months. Fire doors in communal areas of the building should be checked every thre...
Read More