Property118, a lifeline for countless landlords, is under attack. Unjustified targeting of our business model threatens to leave landlords in the cold and erodes trust in the property industry. We need your urgent support to fight back. Property118 and its clients have been accused of tax avoidance, a claim we vehemently deny. HMRC's follow-up actions have created a climate of fear and uncertainty, hindering our ability to serve landlords and protect their interests. Despite ov

Hi, I understand the new Labour government will quite soon look to end ASTs, as the Tories almost executed this within the defunct Renters (Reform) Bill. If you have a reliable current tenant or a promising new one with excellent references (though unproven), how smart is it to use a Deed instead of an AST (which maxes out at 3 years) for, say, 5 years or more, especially if they want a long-term stay? This could greatly assist landlord planning, assist 6 monthly inspections, a

England's largest council house landlords are raising the alarm about the future of council housing because of a financial crisis In a report by 20 of the largest local authorities, they say that years of 'erratic national policy changes' and an 'unsustainable financial model' have squeezed council budgets. An independent analysis predicts that councils will face a £2.2 billion 'black hole' in council housing budgets by 2028. This funding gap threatens the ability of local