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The 'Greedy landlord' stereotype is not true for all in the private rented sector
26 June 2019
'Greedy landlord' stereotype is not true for all in private sector – some use power responsibly Read more »
Renters In England Can Now Sue Landlords Over Mouldy, Cold or Noisy Properties
15 June 2019
Emily Walsh, Principal Lecturer in Law at University of Portsmouth explains Read more »
Landlords Will Be Forbidden From Evicting Tenants For No Reason – But Reform Has Only Just Begun
6 June 2019
Landlords will be forbidden from evicting tenants for no reason – but reform has only just begun Read more »
Four Simple Ways Landlords and Letting Agents Can Make Life Better for Tenants
8 May 2019
The place you call home can affect your health and well-being in subtle, but important, ways. Read more »
Introducing 'Tenants' Tools'
26 April 2019
We’ve made Marks Out Of Tenancy even more useful for tenants Read more »
Why Marks Out Of Tenancy Is Better For The Lettings Industry Than Trustpilot
27 March 2019
The Times published an article entitled 'Estate agents and banks ‘gaming’ feedback website Trustpilot'. Here's how and why Marks Out Of Tenancy is better for tenants and letting agents than Trustpilot. Read more »
Guest blog: How To Be A Good Landlord & Boost Your Ratings
21 March 2019
We work with organisations across the renting spectrum. Guest blogs are an opportunity for them to share their experiences. This month it's the turn of online letting agent, MakeUrMove. Read more »
How Do I Rate My Landlord On Marks Out Of Tenancy?
5 March 2019
Marks Out Of Tenancy has been touted as 'the TripAdvisor for renters', but how does it work? Read more »
Generation Rent Is A Myth
21 February 2019
"Generation Rent Is A Myth – housing prospects for millennials are determined by class" - Kim McKee, University of Stirling Read more »
St Andrews Students' Association partners with Marks Out Of Tenancy
18 February 2019
St Andrews Students' Association promotes Marks Out Of Tenancy to it's students. Find out why in this article. Read more »