Petition Section 21, Housing Act
Discussion
Dear All,
As you may, or may not know, certain bodies are trying to reduce the impact of a Section 21 to 'protect the interests of consumers'. This type of notice is the only definitive way to get a tenant out.
We are therefore asking you to complete the petition on the link below as this ultimately affects our livelihood!!
It has been proposed by various bodies including the Citizens Advice Bureau that the law affecting Section 21 Notices should be changed so that automatic right of repossession is no longer guaranteed. This may mean that landlords are unable to gain vacant possession of their property.
The petition allows anyone interested in the lettings industry to register their protest against changes to Section 21 Notices.
Please visit the following link to sign the petition: http://www.netrent.co.uk/netrent_homev2/petition.a...
please join the petition
Also feel free to leave your comments about what you think of the proposed changes, wether for or against, and it doesnt matter if you are a landlord, letting agent, a tenant, or anything.
Kind Regards
Matt
As you may, or may not know, certain bodies are trying to reduce the impact of a Section 21 to 'protect the interests of consumers'. This type of notice is the only definitive way to get a tenant out.
We are therefore asking you to complete the petition on the link below as this ultimately affects our livelihood!!
It has been proposed by various bodies including the Citizens Advice Bureau that the law affecting Section 21 Notices should be changed so that automatic right of repossession is no longer guaranteed. This may mean that landlords are unable to gain vacant possession of their property.
The petition allows anyone interested in the lettings industry to register their protest against changes to Section 21 Notices.
Please visit the following link to sign the petition: http://www.netrent.co.uk/netrent_homev2/petition.a...
please join the petition
Also feel free to leave your comments about what you think of the proposed changes, wether for or against, and it doesnt matter if you are a landlord, letting agent, a tenant, or anything.
Kind Regards
Matt
thinfourth2 said:
I feel that the system is way too biased towards tenants who now can be complete and utter arses. This is one of the reason i never went for the whole buy to let thing
I whole hartedly agree, especially if on benefits the council will do all they can to make you keep the tenant, i personally feel the rules/laws are far too relaxed.Matt
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