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My housing association will not help me with anti social neighbours keeping me awake

If a landlord fails to notice and deal with an overflowing drain for years (like a fountain during heavy rainfall) after acquiring a hmo license that causes the neighbouring property to be inundated with damp, would they be liable for the damage?

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No clue what this is about but i feel like landlords DONT need any more help being the scum of the earth

So essentially what youre saying is as long as you're a decent landlord and upstanding business person you have nothing to worry about. The tone and angle in this short excerpt is made to sound as though if you so much as own a small rental property youre going to suffer under this reform bill. The only ones to worry are slumlords who make other landlords look bad.

99% of bro’s fat comes from the fridge raids he conducts on the single mother and her 4 kids before announcing he’s doubling the remt

Bros hungry for even more profit

Not over 50 just 50

Won't someone think of the landlords?? Sure, hoarding surplus housing from people who just need a home and forcing rent to skyrocket is immoral in its premise....but how else are these landlords supposed to get MORE money? Get a job? Disgusting.

Oh no. The wealthy landlord has to do their legal diligence with maintaining a safe living environment for their renters! Won't somebody think of these poor exploited land owners...

This suggestion is going to have the agreement from the landlords and the disagreement from the tenants. With vice versa for a suggestion for licensing of landlords. Whilst any type of licensing is an interesting idea, who’s going to pay for the administration of it? Oh, let’s all pay to have everyone licensed - not going to happen.

Yeah, let's give even more power to those who already have more than enough. Good plan. How about instead, we license landlords and grade them on how well they maintain properties, charge fair rents, leave their tenants alone to live their life as they choose, and in particular, mind their own f***ing business.

Move to china where they already have social credit scores.

I would prefer landlord licensing. Mandatory ethics classes included.

Can you change licences based on who wants to rent. I have family in at moment

Who fines liar councils who lie .

Please be a slave to an abusive, draconian government.

landlords wouldn't have to defend themselves so much if they weren't parasitic slumlords

hmmm... no they should jammer on

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So more money to the Land Lord to join the Obudsman which is a non profit organisation just like the lisencing schemes up and down the country that now cost thousands 🙄and they wonder why the rents keep going up and up and up 😥

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Good morning, You provide people work rather than give benefits. If you provide work to people then they know the value of money and hardwork. Children will learn hardwork and value of money.

As a very small landlord of 3 properties. I would never ever want to get rid of a good tenant. Surely landlords only want to get rid of tenants who either dont look after their properties or dont pay their rent.

when talking about student tenancies the concern is with dedicated student houses for student groups- not individual students who live at another address with family etc. This issue keeps being side tracked. Why is purpose built student accommodation going to be allowed to create 12 month tenancies and "dedicated student properties" in PRS sector not?

What a load of twaddle. This idiot adviser was clueless. Never take advice from this idiot. He hasn't a clu He clearly has never heard of EPC C requirements or ICTB

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Is a kitchen fire door required for a small, low risk two -storey shared hmo victorian house? It’s a shared Victorian house of no more than two storey. A house with kitchen and living room on the ground floor and bathroom on the first floor. The whole house is let to four tenants, A, B, C and D, who have exclusive possession of the whole house. The house will therefore be used as a private dwelling by A, B, C and D jointly, as domestic premises and the FSO (Fire Safety Order 2005) will not apply. It presents no additional risk factors then no high standard of fire precautions may be necessary, having regard to the fire risk assessment. In addition, there’ll be interlinked smoke alarms on each of the floor levels and in the lounge and a heat alarm in the kitchen. This will reduce the hazards or chances that may cause a fire and reduce the risk factors, then a fire door in the kitchen shouldn’t be necessary. I believe that having the kitchen door closed, • presents additional risk factors • the tenants won’t be able to react quickly to stop a burning item that may cause a fire before it spreads throughout the kitchen or leave the house quickly before fire spreads throughout the whole house But if the kitchen door’s open, then the tenants can smell the smoke or see a burning item in the kitchen, they’re more likely to be able to stop that ‘burning item ’ before fire spreads throughout the kitchen and then the whole house. Among our friends, family and including ourselves we’ve experienced first-hand that we’ve avoided ‘possible’ kitchen fires on many occasions by simply being able to smell burning food and to stop the ‘burning item’ because we’ve got distracted or we’ve forgotten cooking appliances on the cooker or in the microwave.

Great video. That's exactly the kind of video I've been looking for.

Do you think this covers carpets within the tenants bedroom. For example if they have lived they for 10+ years and the carpet has come to the end of its life. Thanks

Great video