In the UK, is preparing a new bill on immigration status, under which the owner of residential real estate in Velikobritanii now have a new duty to check on the status of the potential tenant. And the corresponding audit reports must be retained by the landlords.
This idea has sparked controversy in the community related to residential property in the UK, and especially in the sector directly associated with the delivery of your property. All summer, the government carried out any kind of consultations with the entrepreneurs involved in this sector of the business.
After that, the bill has undergone several amendments that have been made validation rules less burdensome for homeowners. In addition, the entry into force of the law for political reasons has been postponed to 2015 , for the period after elections in 2015. First to be launched so-called “project in the “pilot area” to then distribute it throughout the country.

However, the owners of residential property in the UK is extremely concerned about this news and even homeowners with large experience have expressed serious concern about the new bill. The majority of landlords are not sure that they will be able to verify the status of tenant for compliance with all requirements of the immigration laws.
Many landlords already do rent out your property in the UK in the form of long-term investment . The average age of a typical landlord in the UK for 54 years and he owns about 9 properties. This is the highest indicator since 2004. Such a lessor, an average of 19.8 years owns their property. Many signed long-term contracts, with long-term strategic business plans.
The concern of homeowners is associated, in particular, that, if the test indicates the legitimacy of the status of the tenant, the landlord will not be able to charge him rent, however, will not have legal means for eviction of the tenant already occupied the premises. In this part of the bill is also subject to revision.
® Maxim Savitsky. 19.12.2013 g.
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