This will reduce supply, reduction in supply will increase rent. Just look at what taxing landlords on turnover did! Sadly landlords were forced to increase rent to pay this tax to government. All these policies ended up reducing the supply and increasing rent.
90% of the Time Evictions are, When Tenants don't want to pay the Rent, and they play the system. Why shouldn't Landlords be able to EVICT such Tenants in weeks, instead of 8 to 12 Months? Landlords pay their Taxes, so why is there no protection for the Landlords from Bad Tenants?
@@clarabellle Section 8 is Long Process, It can take upto 8 to 18 Months to Evict a Rogue Tenant, and is open to abuse by the Tenant,...Who is advised by the Experts to make a Small payment of Rent on the day of court hearings,...Which then makes the whole process of Section 8 a Joke. Section 8 should be amended,...IF the Tenant has not paid their Rent for 2 Months,...then the courts should by law have that Tennent Evicted by the 3rd Month, + made liable for the Theft of unpaid Rents
I owned a number of rental properties over the last 20 years. Lovely properties, lovely tenants. None of the issues outlined in this bill....anyway sold my last property so I am out . Good luck with Labour
I have had two similar properties. One has had two nightmare tenants, (thank goodness for landlord insurance) the other has had 3 model tenants. It is pot luck.
Exactly ' insurance ' we see some landlords moaning about court cost ' but have the above ' i know some good landlords that stick by their tennants through thick & thin ' ie if they lose their job ' kept rent as it is because they know their tennant is a good one ' some have got rid but have soon regretted it ' like you say ' luck of the draw
A section 21 no fault eviction is only used at the end of a tenancy agreement. This is a fixed period that the tenant signs upto . Its just a way to give notice that the tenancy is coming to an end and the landlord does not want to renew it . Take it away and you have to go to court despite a tenancy ending it will mean the landlords will have to ask for much bigger deposits to cover them for the time it takes to get the property back the tenant could stop paying and refuse to move out . Many landlords will sell up and buy something abroad like a holiday villa less hastle run by a management company .
And are dealing with it rather badly. Lack of supply has meant even in cheaper areas it £1400 a month for a 3 bed. Or £1000 for a 1 bed. Look at minimum wage and tell me that works out.
Love how these people on this sham of a show think they are like normal folk telling us how we should live out life's...totally out of touch with reality and have no understanding of real life!!
Back in 2014 just after we got married our landlord gave us 2 months notice as he had fallen on hard times and needed to move in. We found somewhere and left in Under 2 months. There was plenty of stock back then and plenty of choice and easy to move. If we were renting now I would be really worried if I had to move as there is very little stock as they are all for sale. I checked my old area it has 1 flat available to rent but 51 2 bed flats/houses for sale. People are selling up and it will get worse
If i was a landlord i would sell up . Its making it pretty impossible to run a business its all for the tenants. And to be honest theres plenty of bad tenants who trash the house and dont pay there rents. But it takes forever to get them out.
A lot of landlords have mortgages for there property which have doubled or trebled in interest charges, even if they can afford to not put up the rent they charge, when they go to get the new mortgage, the bank then base the calculations on the rental income, if that is at the previous lower amount, regardless of the landlord or Tennant the bank will not lend. Therefore the Landlords are forced to increase the rents. This needs to be addressed.
Spiralling rents are one of the biggest causes of spiralling cost of living We're cannibalising the economy to keep landlords well paid. Anyone wonder why we have a productivity crisis in this country?
your way off here, the rents got pushed up because mortgage interest rates went up to well over 7% and more on land lords mortgages. That has to be passed down the line to tennants.. this happens in every business when costs rise. At the end of the day people were happy in covid getting payed to be at home for months and months on full pay and others getting furlough and this is the consequence unfortunately
@@markwelch3564 yea agree with ya on that bout decades of just not building enough paired with letting in to many people. Supply and demand unfortunatly, if migration was capped to say 50k per year it wouldnt be as crazy as it is now atleast. Countries going down the shitter
So another rich person telling all of us to get on with it. She is why it’s going wrong . Bring back the fare rents team stop letting the better off push the poorer out onto the street
We need less people with second houses. And generally more houses. Landlords will be dropping prices then to win tenants. Right now a nice house comes on the market and 100's of people are fighting over it. And the rent can end up doubled. It happened to me. £1600 a month in the end and that was 2014. I started renting a 3 bed in 2008 for £650 same place now £1400.
@@chrishart8548you're a genious unique udea! Check battersea £1.5 million house you think tenants will buy it? Cheaper houses, heard fraction reserves? I suggest read how the world you live in is run before uber gets you.
Some landlords are good some bad ' the housing assiastion i was in made up excuse ie your getting complaints ' your sub letting ' its all tosh ' then they tell the council who believe it ' on hearsay & stop your rent ' happend to me ' i was evicted for things i didn't do ' i think this is a good idea ' a good landlord has nothing to hide ' some landlords just make up things as they go ' ie selling the house-flat ' when rearly they just want you out ' just to put others there & put the rent up ' & if you refuse ' the above will more & likley happen ' then when it goes to court the landlord is pleading povety ' blaming the tenant ' for how much this has cost in court ' they know the rules ' its just a pity that atleast 50% of landlords dont abide by them ' its greed 🤷♂️
This will reduce supply, reduction in supply will increase rent.
Just look at what taxing landlords on turnover did! Sadly landlords were forced to increase rent to pay this tax to government.
All these policies ended up reducing the supply and increasing rent.
90% of the Time Evictions are,
When Tenants don't want to pay the Rent, and they play the system.
Why shouldn't Landlords be able to EVICT such Tenants in weeks, instead of 8 to 12 Months?
Landlords pay their Taxes, so why is there no protection for the Landlords from Bad Tenants?
They can do that it's called a Section 8.
@@clarabellle Section 8 is Long Process,
It can take upto 8 to 18 Months to Evict a Rogue Tenant,
and is open to abuse by the Tenant,...Who is advised by the Experts to make a Small payment of Rent on the day of court hearings,...Which then makes the whole process of Section 8 a Joke.
Section 8 should be amended,...IF the Tenant has not paid their Rent for 2 Months,...then the courts should by law have that Tennent Evicted by the 3rd Month, + made liable for the Theft of unpaid Rents
I owned a number of rental properties over the last 20 years. Lovely properties, lovely tenants. None of the issues outlined in this bill....anyway sold my last property so I am out . Good luck with Labour
I have had two similar properties. One has had two nightmare tenants, (thank goodness for landlord insurance) the other has had 3 model tenants. It is pot luck.
Well done! People should pay for what they wish for, soon far more homeless.
@@whitehart11always ask the last landlord fir a reference, no reference no home.
Exactly ' insurance ' we see some landlords moaning about court cost ' but have the above ' i know some good landlords that stick by their tennants through thick & thin ' ie if they lose their job ' kept rent as it is because they know their tennant is a good one ' some have got rid but have soon regretted it ' like you say ' luck of the draw
The left wing, liberal lady with the purple hair is totally out of her depth
Let's see what mess they make of this, everything they touch, kaboom....
A section 21 no fault eviction is only used at the end of a tenancy agreement. This is a fixed period that the tenant signs upto . Its just a way to give notice that the tenancy is coming to an end and the landlord does not want to renew it . Take it away and you have to go to court despite a tenancy ending it will mean the landlords will have to ask for much bigger deposits to cover them for the time it takes to get the property back the tenant could stop paying and refuse to move out . Many landlords will sell up and buy something abroad like a holiday villa less hastle run by a management company .
Landlords are being left to deal with the government’s poor Planning systems and then intentionally not building enough social housing.
And are dealing with it rather badly. Lack of supply has meant even in cheaper areas it £1400 a month for a 3 bed. Or £1000 for a 1 bed. Look at minimum wage and tell me that works out.
Well they're not as you don't have to become one.
@anthonyduncalf-uk I was a landlord it wasn't for me. A normal job is much easier.
Iv never had a decent landlord. The idea that most are good is laughable
Love how these people on this sham of a show think they are like normal folk telling us how we should live out life's...totally out of touch with reality and have no understanding of real life!!
Back in 2014 just after we got married our landlord gave us 2 months notice as he had fallen on hard times and needed to move in. We found somewhere and left in Under 2 months. There was plenty of stock back then and plenty of choice and easy to move. If we were renting now I would be really worried if I had to move as there is very little stock as they are all for sale. I checked my old area it has 1 flat available to rent but 51 2 bed flats/houses for sale. People are selling up and it will get worse
If i was a landlord i would sell up . Its making it pretty impossible to run a business its all for the tenants. And to be honest theres plenty of bad tenants who trash the house and dont pay there rents. But it takes forever to get them out.
QUICK! Before they increase CG tax
@@whitehart11make cgt losses
A lot of landlords have mortgages for there property which have doubled or trebled in interest charges, even if they can afford to not put up the rent they charge, when they go to get the new mortgage, the bank then base the calculations on the rental income, if that is at the previous lower amount, regardless of the landlord or Tennant the bank will not lend.
Therefore the Landlords are forced to increase the rents.
This needs to be addressed.
Worlds smallest violin playing for the landlords 😂
Do not worry they're selling up. Where will tenants go? Buy the £1m houses??
Spiralling rents are one of the biggest causes of spiralling cost of living
We're cannibalising the economy to keep landlords well paid. Anyone wonder why we have a productivity crisis in this country?
your way off here, the rents got pushed up because mortgage interest rates went up to well over 7% and more on land lords mortgages. That has to be passed down the line to tennants.. this happens in every business when costs rise. At the end of the day people were happy in covid getting payed to be at home for months and months on full pay and others getting furlough and this is the consequence unfortunately
@krishtaylor4207 that explains some of the trend from the last few years, but not the one that's been growing for decades!
Spiral printing of money!!!
@@markwelch3564 yea agree with ya on that bout decades of just not building enough paired with letting in to many people. Supply and demand unfortunatly, if migration was capped to say 50k per year it wouldnt be as crazy as it is now atleast. Countries going down the shitter
yes labour woman on too day
We are leaving, in london 350,000 left since 2019.
So another rich person telling all of us to get on with it. She is why it’s going wrong . Bring back the fare rents team stop letting the better off push the poorer out onto the street
We need less people with second houses. And generally more houses. Landlords will be dropping prices then to win tenants. Right now a nice house comes on the market and 100's of people are fighting over it. And the rent can end up doubled. It happened to me. £1600 a month in the end and that was 2014. I started renting a 3 bed in 2008 for £650 same place now £1400.
@@chrishart8548you're a genious unique udea! Check battersea £1.5 million house you think tenants will buy it? Cheaper houses, heard fraction reserves? I suggest read how the world you live in is run before uber gets you.
Too many people after too few houses.
We cant build quickly enough to keep up with population growth, let alone catch up with the backlog.
I am a slow reader please leave things up a little longer for us all
Some landlords are good some bad ' the housing assiastion i was in made up excuse ie your getting complaints ' your sub letting ' its all tosh ' then they tell the council who believe it ' on hearsay & stop your rent ' happend to me ' i was evicted for things i didn't do ' i think this is a good idea ' a good landlord has nothing to hide ' some landlords just make up things as they go ' ie selling the house-flat ' when rearly they just want you out ' just to put others there & put the rent up ' & if you refuse ' the above will more & likley happen ' then when it goes to court the landlord is pleading povety ' blaming the tenant ' for how much this has cost in court ' they know the rules ' its just a pity that atleast 50% of landlords dont abide by them ' its greed 🤷♂️
And some tenants are great and some are awful, that's human nature
We are leaving get ready for rebt increases of upto 25%!
@@allykhan8594 wot u mean ' we are leaving ' leave wot ?
Jeramy vine - I don’t know how you’re going to stop people getting evicted for no reason haha what planet is he on 😂