Hi, I watched a webinar today presented by Richard Eyre and Michelle Cairns of the Property Entreprenure Summit, about rent arrears using the Rent Arrears Framework procedure. They recommended TACO ( Tenant arrears collection service) which provides a start to finish service from initial mediation to a CCJ. Annual fee is normally £1999 for unlimited arrears cases ( or £799 for individual cases) reduced to £240 / year with a discount code , for attending the webinar. Has anyone heard or used TACO, as nothing is coming up on Trustpilot? I'm assuming it's a good company as the above speakers of the webinar seem very nice , ethical people . It seems a lot cheaper than going through a solicitor which costs about £1500 inc court fees.

Hope all is well! I have posted the below which shares a snapshot of the current bridging and BTL term rate landscape, including a table of example rates and products currently available to property investors. This is something I’m asked about every single day, so I’ve pulled together a concise market view. I’ve also included some thoughts on how lenders have been reacting to the recent Middle East crisis, including the noticeable trend of product withdrawals and rate increases across several institutions. If you’re exploring finance or refinancing options and want clarity on what’s achievable, feel free to reach out. I work with over 250 lenders, so there’s usually a solution even in a shifting market https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sanjaymajithia_propertyinvestment-bridgingfinance-buytolet-activity-7439249111339577346-c-On?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAAKQdQBX3uEqesUwamlbdpLMvMXwWbgaSA

Welcome to GB Landlords platform. Take some time to explore it and look in classroom at the recordings of our meeting presentations. There may be something useful for you there. Why not take a minute to introduce yourself and say a little about yourself and experience as a landlord and what you hope to get from being part of the ever growing quickly, GB family!

I have just been reading about the database and thought I would flag a concern for everyone. Once you enter your personal address on there it seems it will remain there even if you cease to be a Landlord! So my advice will be proceed with caution! It may be that HMRC or councils start to access the information for their use or Tenants who want to track you down because they were unhappy about something. So perhaps consider using a different address but one that you would get any communications from or your agents address. Full article below https://www.property118.com/putting-your-home-address-on-labours-public-landlord-database/