Category Archives: BPO

What You Need to Know About Emergency and Temporary Accommodation in the UK

What You Need to Know About Emergency and Temporary Accommodation in the UK This guide explains the differences between emergency and temporary accommodation, your rights, and what to expect from the council’s housing assistance. Emergency Accommodation vs. Temporary Accommodation Emergency accommodation and temporary accommodation serve different purposes and come with different rights and expectations. Understanding […]

Settling Property Disputes: Your Guide to the Property Redress Scheme

Understanding the Property Redress Scheme: A Guide for Consumers What is the PRS? It’s an independent body that deals with complaints against property professionals like estate and letting agents. Membership is mandatory for these professionals, ensuring a system for resolving disputes outside of court. What can you complain about? Breach of contract or legal obligations: […]

Who Pays for Rent in Temporary Accommodation?

Who Pays for Rent in Temporary Accommodation? Who Pays for Rent in Temporary Accommodation? Temporary accommodation (TA) provides a critical lifeline for individuals and families facing homelessness. However, one of the most pressing concerns for those entering TA is understanding who is responsible for paying the rent and how these payments are managed. This article […]

Guaranteed Rent: The Complete Guide for Landlords

Guaranteed Rent: The Complete Guide for Landlords What is a Guaranteed Rent Scheme? A guaranteed rent scheme, also known as a rent-to-rent scheme, is where a landlord leases their property to a company, letting agent, or individual for a set period in exchange for a fixed monthly income. The middle tenant then sublets the property, […]

Comprehensive Overview and Classification of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)

Comprehensive Overview and Classification of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) A House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) is a property rented out to several unrelated individuals who form two or more separate households. These tenants share essential amenities such as kitchens and bathrooms. HMOs are regulated under the Housing Act 2004, with additional stipulations provided by […]

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