Private renters in England are losing out on about £70m a
year when landlords kick them out as missed time at work, cleaning bills and
moving costs stack up to £1,400 each on average, housing campaigners say. An
estimated 146,000 households have been asked by landlords to leave their homes
in the past three years, with rent arrears and an alleged lack of care for the
property the most frequently cited reasons. The campaign group Generation Rent,
which calculated the costs of moving out, said more than half the public
believed landlords should foot the bill. Read more on the Guardian website.
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