Pet allergies in the Renters’ Rights Bill?

Pet allergies in the Renters’ Rights Bill?

0:01 AM, 1st October 2024, About 4 hours ago

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Hi, I own a Victorian house that I converted into four flats. I’ve sold one, rent out two, and live in one myself. I issue Landlord Tenancy Agreements (non-assured tenancies). I understand I would still need to go through the court process if a tenant refuses to leave under the Renters’ Rights Bill.

I have been in the property for 23 years, keep the rent low and tenants stay for a long time. I never had serious issues with any of the tenants. I am very strict with the selection/referencing of new tenants but one never knows. I do not need to protect deposits (but keep them in a separate account).

Another big problem is I am also allergic to pets so what will I do under the Renters’ Rights Bil?

I am also really worried for several reasons: I am retired and the rent is my main income, if tenants don’t pay I will have no income. This is my home, if I can not evict a tenant promptly, my daily life could be very stressful.

How will the Renters’ Rights Bill affect me?

Thanks in advance,

Resident Landlord


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