Over 40 per cent of landlords are less likely to consider
renting to someone without a British passport as a result of the Government’s
Right to Rent scheme. The Residential Landlords Association (RLA) is calling for a halt to the scheme pending a
full review of its impact on tenants and is concerned especially at the impact
it is having on the 17 per cent of UK residents who do not have a passport. The
research found that 49 per cent of landlords are now less likely to consider
letting to someone who has permission to stay in the UK for a limited
time-period. Read more on the RLA
website.
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