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.
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