Roger Sproston Boeken

A Guide to Housing Law, Revised edition, is a comprehensive guide to Housing Law in the United Kingdom covering all four countries of the UK. Each country has developed their own distinctive laws, particularly in regard to the growth of the private sector and the increasing inaccessibility to home ownership. In short, Housing Law is developing in response to the lack of equality in housing and affordability. This book highlights the changes in law and the approaches of the different countries to the current day. The book is updated to 2019 and is accessible to all levels of readership.

It is often thought that buying or selling property at auction is complicated and risky and should only be undertaken by those with experience. However, nowadays, property auctions are an increasingly popular way for people to buy a home, increase their residential or commercial portfolio or sell an existing property. This book will guide to reader through the entire process. It is packed with useful information and will ensure that the experience will be based on solid foundations, and that people avoid the pitfalls inherent in buying property at auction.

This revised edition of The Leaseholders Handbook builds on the previous edition by updating essential information and including changes to the law and practice of managing leasehold property to 2021. The book is comprehensive and intended for the layperson although it can be utilised by the student or professional and individuals generally. There is also an update on the formation and development of commonhold and also outlines the processes in setting up a flat management company for those who have bought the freehold.

This latest publication in the Easyway Guides Series, Guide to Letting Property New Edition, revises and updates the previous edition in the light of ongoing changes in law and also practice, specifically changes in the housing market generally. The book is comprehensive and should provide those letting property, whether experienced or new to the area of landlord and tenant, with a thorough grounding in property management.

A Guide to The Rights of the Private Tenant, is a concise guide to the rights of the tenant of private rented residential property. Changes to the law to 2019 are covered, including to the law as it affects accommodation agencies and changes to the benefit system. The book will enable anyone to understand the complex area of law that governs the area of residential housing and to understand the relationship between landlord and tenant. It is ideal for anyone who wishes to understand the processes involved, and also for those who want a clear and practical guide.

The private Sector is a significant form of tenure for people in the UK, in the Southeast In particular due to the impossibility of getting on to the housing ladder. A Guide to The Rights of the Private Tenant, is a concise guide to the rights of the tenant of private rented residential property. Changes to the law to 2023 are covered, including to the law and COVID 19, and also the proposed The book will enable anyone to understand the complex area of law that governs the area of residential housing and to understand the relationship between landlord and tenant. It is ideal for anyone who wishes to understand the processes involved, and also for those who want a clear and practical guide.

This latest publication in the Easyway Guides Series, A Guide to Letting Property The Easyway New Edition, revises and updates the previous edition in the light of ongoing changes in law and also practice to 2022, specifically changes in the Private Rental Market generally and also changes to energy performance requirements. The book is comprehensive and should provide those letting property, whether experienced or new to the area of landlord and tenant, with a thorough grounding in property management.

In 2022, the government is providing funding and help to all prospective house builders. A Straightforward Guide to Designing and Building Your Own Home, Revised edition, will guide the reader through all of the stages involved in the process of self-building a home, from inception to completion.

A Straightforward Guide to Housing Rights-Revised edition brings the law up to date to 2024 as it applies to all aspects of housing in the United Kingdom. The book covers the many diverse areas of housing, and associated rights and obligations in the different sectors, and now also covers Scotland and Northern Ireland in greater depth. Overall, this comprehensive book will prove invaluable as a reference guide to all who read it and is suitable for both the professional working directly and indirectly in housing as well as the layperson who wishes to know more about this complex area.