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Right to Rent Guidance updated
25/09/24
Phones down
25/09/24
Notice Service
16/09/24
Renters' Rights Bill
11/09/24
Open consultation for The Council Tax (Chargeable Dwellings) (Wales) Regulations 2025
06/09/24
Renters Rights Bill
18/07/24
Legal Update 2024
30/04/24
Court Costs when applying for possession of a property
11/04/24
Right to Rent reforms
20/02/24
PRS Handbook free one week trial
14/02/24
Right to Rent
20/10/23
How to Rent update
02/10/23
Housing Health and safety rating system (HHSRS)
08/09/23
DLUHC Disrepair tool
19/08/23
Advertising Guidance for England & Wales
16/08/23
Renters Reform Bill
17/05/23
Cases
03/04/23
Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016
03/04/23
Superior Landlords
03/04/23
Fire Safety Act (England)
09/12/22
COVID-19
06/10/22
Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
16/09/22
Death of Her Majesty the Queen
09/09/22
The Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment) Regulations 2022
03/08/22
Government White Paper - Housing
16/06/22
New Smoke Alarm Regulations
17/05/22
Section 21
14/04/22
Fire Safety Act (Wales)
28/09/21
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Consultation
23/11/20
Electrical Gudiance
20/07/20
Money Laundering Day
10/01/20
LEGAL UPDATE 2020
27/11/19
Electrical Safety Standards
24/10/19
Welsh fee ban guidance
16/08/19
Regulation of agents
18/07/19
Tenant Fee Ban
17/07/19
Defective Premises
01/03/19
Fitness for Human Habitation
11/02/19
New Form 6A advice
03/12/18
Domestic Energy Efficiency
05/11/18
New Court Forms
22/08/18
Client Money Protection
06/08/18
Another new How to Rent Guide
10/07/18
New How to Rent Guide
29/06/18
New HMO Licensing Regs
14/06/18
Licensing of agents
01/05/18
Energy Efficiency Consultation
03/04/18
HMO Licensing
02/01/18
Lots of change
20/12/17
Banning order legislation
04/12/17
Slow Progress
01/11/17
Banning Orders
01/11/17
Call for Evidence
20/10/17
Licensing to come
01/10/17
A Lettings Industry Voice makes a call for Regulation.
25/09/17
Identifying and filling the legal gaps exposed by the Grenfell fire
25/08/17
Welsh Tenant Fee Ban Consultation
24/08/17
Grenfell Tower
21/06/17
Deposit case
01/06/17
Client Money Protection
28/03/17
Rent Repayment
20/03/17
Money Laundering
16/03/17
Electrical Safety
01/03/17
Leeds v Broadley
01/12/16
Update to TFP's Tenancy Agreement pack
30/11/16
Letting Agent Upfront Fees to be banned
23/11/16
TPO issues new guidance
02/11/16
Changes to the TPO's code of practice
27/10/16
Letting Agent Fees
12/09/16
New Council Tax Liability Judgement
02/08/16
Edwards V Kumarasamy – Supreme Court Decision
13/07/16
Breaking news...Supreme Court Decision
15/06/16
Section 21 - Supreme Court decision due
09/06/16
Supreme Court decision on disrepair due out soon
23/05/16
New Prescribed Forms
06/04/16
Rent Smart Wales: Are you a landlord or agent?
04/04/16
New Prescribed Forms
06/04/16
Surcharge on Stamp Duty Land Tax
24/03/16
Surcharge on Stamp Duty Land Tax
24/03/16
The ‘Right to Rent’ experience
14/03/16
Foxtons Hidden Fees Accusation – An Update
12/02/16
Right to Rent live
01/02/16
We are Rent Smart Wales approved!
17/12/15
Its Rent Smart Wales day
23/11/15
More HMO Licensing
09/11/15
Right to Rent
22/10/15
New Section 21 forms
30/09/15
Taxing landlords
02/09/15
Tackling rogue landlords and improving the private rental sector
09/08/15
Money laundering - warnings issued
31/07/15
Training for Professionals News
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Mar
14/2016
The ‘Right to Rent’ experience
The obligation to check the ‘right to rent’ status of new occupiers came into operation on the 1st February 2016. From discussions with our clients on the helpline and at courses, it has become clear that most customers have found it relatively easy to include the obligations within their current referencing process as historically passports were already being taken. Obviously, the onus to check any limited time to rent will not be required until at the earliest the beginning of 2017, so we will report back with any feedback on that process.
One agent was kind enough to send us a letter from the Landlords Checking Service confirming that an applicant had NO ‘right to rent’. The letter confirmed the date of the notice, the landlord checking reference number, guidance on other pieces of ID which could be used to prove a ‘right to rent’, along with the consequences to the landlord of allowing someone without the ‘right to rent’ into a rented property.
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