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Totally agree. I am sure the legislation was set up to protect the safety of tenants so the emphasis should be on whether a gas test certificate is in place at the start of the tenancy.
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Don't disagree with this however would have been better to have included this with the smoke alarm regulations
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10 November 2017 09:13 AM
Once again there seems to be no logic in the approach from government
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10 March 2017 09:03 AM
I have three buy-to-lets. I make little on them when you take into account the cost of repairs and tax I pay already, and that is before the increased tax liability. I am trying to provide some kind of pension for myself as have never been employed by someone that offers a pension scheme. At the same time I and many other private landlords like me provide much needed rental accommodation that is required in this county because of this and previous governments lack of investment in housing. You would think this would be encouraged but no, the government wants to penalise me for offering this service! Many private landlords like me with a small number of properties rely on mortgage funding and do not purchase them with cash and so the tax changes will have a big impact. Many will either have to increase rents or sell. Increasing rents will ultimately effect tenants and selling will reduce the number of properties available which in turn will push rents up.
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