A landmark court case ended with a landlord and their letting agent paying £4,500 for refusing to show a property to a potential tenant because they were claiming benefits. Often such properties are advertised as ‘no dss’.

The good news for landlords is house prices are rising – but that means paying more capital gains tax when selling.

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Landlords with court orders awaiting action from bailiffs can enforce them from June 1 as the government lifts the coronavirus stay on evictions. Notice periods are also set to be reduced from June 1.

Doing up property is a turn on for millions of TV viewers, but are those profits when buying at an auction as much as programmes like Homes Under The Hammer would have us believe?