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Hear what Landlords think about Home Safe in their own words.

I would like to express my gratitude towards you and your very professional team in helping me resolve a number of issues as a landlord that I have experienced. I believe Home Safe is an asset to all landlords. Your expertise, advice and support is very valuable and very much appreciated.

Kay Mitchell-Gough

Landlord

I attended the Home Safe compliance training course on the 1st November 2016, I found the course to be nice and relaxed with a professional feel, I have limited knowledge of the Landlord regulations, but being supported by Home Safe, my knowledge & confidence is growing. The course helped answer all the questions I had, in an impartial and helpful way.

Paul Weir

I would like to say that Home Safe is fantastic. Every time I ring up the phone is picked up by staff quickly. Staff have got the knowledge on housing and Landlords. The Customer Service is excellent 10 out of 10.

Zahir Monir

MD - Monir Homes, South Yorkshire
Hexthorpe

A local authority's £21,000 HMO licensing civil penalty appeal is allowed and clarifies requirements of councils' Notices of Intent

In an important case for councils and PRS landlords the Upper Tier Tribunal (UTT) has allowed an appeal by Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council after the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) invalidated a £21,000 civil penalty imposed on a private rented sector HMO landlord.

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A PRS landlord's spent convictions can be taken into account in banning order applications says UTT

The Upper Tier Tribunal has dismissed a private landlord's appeal against a banning order imposed by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) on behalf the London Borough of Newham Council.

Barking & Dagenham Council's knuckles rapped for disrespecting First Tier Tribunal in selective licensing appeal

The landlord's appeal was against the decision of the council to issue her with a selective licence that lasted only 12 months on the basis that her property was previously rented out without a licence.

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Renters’ Reform to be in King’s Speech but is it property inspections that will be the proof of the pudding?

With the Renters’ Reform legislation having been alleged, by some, to be missing in action - despite just having gone through its second reading in the House of Commons - the Government has suggested that it will, actually, be in tomorrow’s King’s Speech.

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Landlord Regulation Simplified!

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A local authority's £21,000 HMO licensing civil penalty appeal is allowed and clarifies requirements of councils' Notices of Intent

A PRS landlord's spent convictions can be taken into account in banning order applications says UTT

Barking & Dagenham Council's knuckles rapped for disrespecting First Tier Tribunal in selective licensing appeal

Renters’ Reform to be in King’s Speech but is it property inspections that will be the proof of the pudding?

Landlord Regulation Simplified!

How it works....

Register

Add Property

Apply for a Licence

Home Safe makes licensing a positive experience

What do Landlords say?

Latest News

A local authority's £21,000 HMO licensing civil penalty appeal is allowed and clarifies requirements of councils' Notices of Intent

A PRS landlord's spent convictions can be taken into account in banning order applications says UTT

Barking & Dagenham Council's knuckles rapped for disrespecting First Tier Tribunal in selective licensing appeal

Renters’ Reform to be in King’s Speech but is it property inspections that will be the proof of the pudding?

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