#landlord

#landlord

Being a landlord is ethical if you provide a clean, safe place to live at a fair price. Ethical concerns arise with poor living conditions and high rents.

An inspection of the flat found black mould, cracked walls from leak damage and poor flooring, highlighting serious disrepair that affected rental value.

Jayanti Patel, director of Martlane Ltd, has been fined over 60,000 for operating unlicensed HMOs in Epping, revealing significant issues with fire safety measures and overcrowding.

George Nathanel, director of Zenobia properties, was fined £75,000 for illegally renting out two flats on Grove Road, North Finchley, for short-term holiday rentals.

Ijaz Hussain was fined over £20,000 for illegally converting a house into flats, defying planning regulations and ignoring enforcement notices.

"Jeri had purchased the property for $57,000 in 1977 and 1977 is where it stayed...without the scenery, you would notice the three cabins were one good gust away from falling down the cliff."

"Whitney's has always played music in accordance with our entertainment license, and we have never had to meet with the City of Cambridge and its license commission for any noise complaint," McGuire, owner of Whitney's for six years, said in the press release. "We're beginning to think 'noise' truly cannot be the reason for wanting us to leave, and leave in such a hurry, after our repeated assurances that we would keep the volume down."