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Credit: landlordtoday . co.uk Graham Norwood 17th June 2024 The number of tenancies ending in arrears of more than five weeks’ rent has jumped to 17%, a deposit alternative service claims. Reposit examined its own data from tenancy agreements from across the UK that have come to an end during 2024. It found that in 17% of tenancies, landlords needed to reclaim more than five weeks of rent to cover costs such as rent arrears or damage. This figure has risen from a previous average of 13% in 2023. During 2024 so far, Reposit found 49% of agreements ended without any costs incurred by the tenant at all. Ben Grech, chief executive, says the figures highlight how cash deposit schemes did not always provide landlords with the right level of protection because they were capped at five weeks’ worth of rent. He comments: “Our figures show cash deposits are now inadequate across a significant portion of the market and one which is growing, most likely caused by the cost of living crisis. This inefficiency is why we’re seeing a rising number of landlords and agents choose to offer our FCA-regulated product which provides landlords with eight weeks of cover - 60% more than the cash schemes. “It’s been a tough year for landlords who have been hit with rate rises and growing costs generally, so they find the extra three weeks of cover reassuring. Equally, tenants have faced affordability challenges, struggling to find the up-front cash for a deposit which is often unnecessary when 49% of agreements end without any costs incurred by the tenant, and there are alternative products available. “

What do you guys think of this?? it’s a 40,000 sq ft block of council offices in the town centre. Opportunity to convert to flats. Potentially 41 one beds and 22 two beds, around 40 solar panels already installed and Has around 100 existing parking spaces already. Will need more information but thought I would share with you guys to see if there is anything I should be aware of? 🫡

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