How to Prepare Evidence for a Rent Tribunal Hearing
The evidence you present to the First-tier Tribunal can make or break your case. This guide explains exactly what to gather, how to present it, and what mistakes to avoid.
Energy Efficiency and Rent Increases: How Your Property's EPC Rating Matters
Your property's energy efficiency rating is not just about bills. If your landlord is proposing a rent increase on a property with a poor EPC, you may have genuine leverage to challenge it.
Section 8 vs Section 13: What Every Renter Needs to Know
Section 8 and Section 13 are both notices under the Housing Act 1988, but they do completely different things. One is about eviction, the other is about rent. Here is what you need to know about each.
Rent Increases in Shared Houses and HMOs: Your Rights Explained
Rent increases in shared houses and HMOs work differently depending on your tenancy type. Here is what you need to know about your rights.
What Happens After You Apply to the Rent Increase Tribunal
You have applied to the tribunal -- now what? Here is the full timeline, what to expect at each stage, and how decisions are made.
How to Write a Rent Negotiation Letter to Your Landlord
A well-written letter can change the outcome of a rent increase. Here's how to structure one that's professional, evidence-based, and effective.