Rayner says watchdog will rein in 'cowboy' leasehold property agents
Rayner says watchdog will rein in 'cowboy' leasehold property agentsImage source, ReutersImage caption, Angela Rayner took aim at the 'injustice' of leasehold in her conference speechByEwan SomervillePolitical reporterPublished3 minutes agoLeaseholders will be given extra…
- ▪Rayner says watchdog will rein in 'cowboy' leasehold property agentsImage source, ReutersImage caption, Angela Rayner took aim at the 'injustice' of leasehold in her conference speechByEwan SomervillePolitical reporterPublished3 minutes ago
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Rayner says watchdog will rein in 'cowboy' leasehold property agentsImage source, ReutersImage caption, Angela Rayner took aim at the 'injustice' of leasehold in her conference speechByEwan SomervillePolitical reporterPublished3 minutes agoLeaseholders will be given extra protections from "cowboy" property agents and hidden fees, Angela Rayner has announced.The housing secretary told Labour's annual conference the government would legislate for a new independent regulator and launch a consultation to cap "rip off" administrative fees.The changes would cover the estimated five million leaseholders in England and Wales who can be forced to pay a landlord for simple changes to their home, despite having bought it.Rayner told party activists she had heard of leaseholders being charged £250…
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