The government should “think twice” before changing the
rules on eviction in the private rented sector, the National Landlords
Association says. In a survey of landlords, the NLA found that of those who had
sought to end a tenancy in the past five years, 57% had done so because of rent
arrears. 43% said that if the government pressed ahead with its
controversial plans, they would become more selective when choosing tenants for
their property. This was a clear message that people on state benefits would be
the first victims of the plan to abolish Section 21. Read more on the NLA
website.
Vulnerable people still living in unsafe supported housing in England two
years after law was passed
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