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    Rental Income Loss: Covid causes a quarter of landlords to lose rental income

    Rental income loss: A new poll shows that Covid has cost a quarter of landlords their rental income. A YouGov poll conducted on behalf of the NRLA reveals that almost one in four private landlords are faced with rental income loss due to the pandemic. So it’s no wonder that landlords have so many concerns …

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      Rental Debts Reach an All Time High

      As a new variant looks set to threaten Christmas yet again, anxiety is heightened. However, the pandemic ramping up isn’t the only concern to tenants at the moment.  Research by the NRLA reveals that in the PRS, the impacts of the first COVID wave are still being felt loud and clear, with rental debts increasing …

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        What if my tenant’s housing benefits don’t meet the rent?

        So what are your options? The tenant could make up the shortfall themselves You could reconsider the rent The tenant can apply for a discretionary housing payment The tenant could make up the shortfall themselves — if they are in a position to do so. Perhaps they have friends or family who could help out …

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          Calls for support as furlough ends and arrears rise

          Concerns are growing among tenants as the furlough scheme comes to an end, just as restrictions on evictions fall away.  The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, or furlough, ended on 30th September 2021, leaving some tenants facing potential redundancies as businesses struggle to regain their footing after the pandemic. Falisha is a young graphic designer and …

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            What Are The Rules For Taking Rent In Advance?

            We’ve put this handy guide together detailing everything you need to know about paying rent in advance. So read on and see whether it’s a serious option for you. Can a landlord take rent in advance? A landlord can ask for rent in advance, and there is no legal limit on how much they can …

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              How does Mashroom make money?

              There are very few overhead costs for running an online lettings service compared to a high-street agent. With the technology mashroom uses, the number of administrative tasks are reduced – which means we can offer competitive pricing structures. We do not charge any fees for using our platform, listing your property or collecting your rent. …

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                How to Avoid Scams When Looking for Properties

                I think we can all agree that hunting for that perfect rental place is an exciting period. Excitement builds as you search for properties, trying to find somewhere you can call “home”. But the experience isn’t always a positive one, especially when property scams are involved.  No one wants to get scammed – like, no …

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                  Guide to Rental Collection Services

                  As a landlord, one of the keys to success to renting out your property is an effective and efficient rental collection. Basically, this ensures that your tenants are paying you on time and in an efficient manner.  Sometimes, the best option is to let your agent collect the rent for you; it’s often stress-free, and …

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                    What to do if You Can’t Pay Your Rent During Covid-19

                    Times are especially hard amid the coronavirus pandemic and if you are struggling to pay your rent, you are not the only one. The most important thing to remember is not to panic. Try and stay calm while you figure out how you will resolve this issue.  We’ve put some tips together, in case you’ve …


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