Oldham Council has contacted the RLA with news that the Council will be implementing their Selective Licensing scheme in various stages throughout the area. St Mary’s is first area to be licenced with the designation coming into force on 1st May…
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The RLA is delighted to announce a new affiliation with the North West Property Owners Alliance (NWPOA). Most recently the RLA and NWPOA have been working together to provide members of each Association in Liverpool a better deal in face of Liverpool City Council’s city-wide ‘Selective’ Licensing scheme. This work will continue, however the partnership is a step in the right direction for both groups!…
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Government has been proactive recently, giving clarity for landlords on a number of areas of new legislation. Information on retaliatory evictions, energy efficiency, smoke & carbon monoxide a mixed bag for landlords…
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A new website will give landlords a unique chance to have their say during the General Election campaign. Developed by the Residential Landlords Association, the site is a hub for all information landlords will need including the policies of all the main parties; exclusive articles from them on their plans for the private rented sector; and key facts about the market…
Landlords urged to have their say in Election Read More »
From today, all private landlords in the city must apply for a five-year licence for each of their rented properties as a way, the council argues, of improving standards in the sector. Liverpool City Council’s landlord licensing scheme is a vanity project that will fail to protect tenants from crooks. That’s the warning from the […]
Liverpool Licensing scheme “Won’t protect tenants” Read More »
