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Problem tenants

Landlords following the news, who are worrying about problem tenants, will have seen that the government has launched a special fast track for repossession cases featuring antisocial behaviour cases. But what does this mean for landlords? Molly-Ellen Turecek, Legal Adviser at ARAG Law, tells you what you need to know. 26/09/24
4 ways to limit disrepair claims from your tenants

Faye Schneider, Principal Associate overseeing the Landlord and Tenant Team at DAS Law, shares how you can best protect your agency and your landlord against an allegation of disrepair. 19/09/24
Preventing mould through proper maintenance

As winter approaches, landlords face the challenge of protecting their properties from potential issues like mould growth. Mould not only damages the property but can also harm tenant health and strain landlord-tenant relationships. 12/09/24
Top ten tips for winter home preparation

As winter approaches, landlords can ensure the readiness of your rented property. It’s not just a matter of comfort; its a smart investment in protecting your property, help to reduce the cost of high maintenance bills and minimise potential risks for your tenants. 05/09/24
Don’t let your private hedge be a hazard to public footpaths

Spring has sprung once again and gardens are beginning to bloom - with flowers, trees and hedges growing at pace. But if your hedge protrudes onto a public paths or highways, it’s important to ensure it remains well maintained, otherwise you could find yourself footing a large bill from the authorities. 04/07/2024
Everybody needs good neighbours

Sahib Ullah Raj, legal adviser at DAS Law, delves into the common quarrels that can arise between neighbours and outlines the legal avenues available for resolution. 24/06/24
Airbnb and holiday lettings: What to do with the staycation boom

There has been a huge rise in the number of complaints from local residents over the problem of Airbnbs being used as ‘noisy party houses’. Residents are demanding tougher rules governing short-term holiday lets to prevent them from being hired out as weekend party venues. 05/06/24
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