More than a third of landlords are looking to cut their
annual spending as rising running costs and higher taxes bite – just as the
private rental sector (PRS) needs stable platform on which to balance
“one-sided” social housing debate. Research released by specialist mortgage
lender Kent Reliance reveals the average landlord now spends £3,571 per
property in annual running costs, before tax or mortgage interest – equivalent
to 32.9% of rental income. These costs have risen by 5.6% in the last two years
without factoring in increasing taxes, having jumped by 28% – a rise of £771 –
since the start of 2009. Read more on 24housing.
https://www.24housing.co.uk/news/prs-landlords-need-a-stable-platform-to-balance-social-housing-debate/
New lawsuit hits Oregon city at heart of supreme court homeless camps ruling
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Non-profit alleges Grants Pass shelters are inaccessible and that many have
‘no legal option for their continued survival’
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