I completely agree that rental reforms have been long overdue and that tenants do need stronger protections. However, I also understand the concerns many landlords have about the potential for an imbalance in rights between tenants and landlords. It’s important to recognize that while reforms aim to create a fairer system for tenants, there are
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As a dog owner living and working in London property, I’ve seen first hand how challenging it can be to find pet-friendly rentals. Landlords and buildings are often quick to say no to pets, making the search stressful and exhausting. That’s why I specialize in helping clients find pet-friendly rentals as a property broker, overseeing
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The UK has now more cats & dogs than children! The UK has a dog population alone of 9m! 45% of the population has a pet. Forecast to be 50% within 5 years In the next 10 years approximately 25% of people aged between 20-40 years old will buy a house, which means more pet
Jasmine’s Law: Andrew Rosindell MP seeks to limit ‘no pets’ policies for renters It is brilliant news that Andrew Rosindell MP has taken the time to push a bill through to end pet discrimination with rental properties. In London we need more dog friendly accommodation, particularly landlords who will consider more than 1 dog. Some
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What type of pet(s) do you have and how many? Are you able to provide a reference from a previous Landlord or a professional such as a Vet? Are your pets vaccinated and treated for fleas and worms? For cats: Is your cat trained with a litter tray? Does your cat go outside or is
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A pet clause needs to be included in a tenancy agreement in any pet-friendly rental. See this example below: “It is further agreed between the Landlord and tenant that the Landlord grants permission for the Tenant to keep a pet(s) (insert animal type(s) and breed(s)) named (insert animal(s) name(s) (“The Pet”) in The Property for
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Before you allow pets into your property, unless you own a freehold property, please make sure that pets are allowed. If you own a leasehold property it is important to check the terms of your lease do not have any ‘no-pet’ clauses and that as a private Landlord, you are allowed to let to tenants
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The UK has now more cats & dogs than children! The UK has a dog population alone of 9m! 45% of the population has a pet. Forecast to be 50% within 5 years In the next 10 years approximately 25% of people aged between 20-40 years old will buy a house, which means more pet
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Understanding Estate Agents At the end of the day the job of an estate agent is as follows: Advise on the rental or sales price and strategy Create the marketing materials for the property to rent or sell Call your best people first and get them through the door In lettings it is not uncommon
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Evaluate Your Space Start by assessing your property’s layout. Open spaces, durable flooring, and secure windows are key features that make a property suitable for pets. Consider the potential for wear and tear and how the space can be adapted to accommodate four-legged residents. If you work from home, your dog will want to be
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