These are: –
Don’t forget:-
- The Government has announced plans to change minimum eligibility period from five years public sector tenancy to three. This requires a change to the law. This is expected to be in place in late 2014, subject to Parliamentary approval.
- Moving forward, the transition rules won’t apply to new applications (i.e. when the discount increases next year landlords must not issue new notices).
For further information please contact Emma Holmes at emma.holmes@anthonycollins.com or on 0121 214 3704.
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