Hi, I'm Rob.

And I'm Rob.

And this is Ask Rob and Rob.

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Welcome to the show where we answer two of your property questions every week without fail.

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your question in the sunday times or hear yourself on the podcast first up we've got a question in

from sam hi rub and rob my name's sam a big fan of all the content you produce so thanks

for keeping us well informed my question is around the end of low-fault evictions and tribunals for rent

dispute. Potential legurus I'm likely going to bring in. As an example, we have a property

that we would like to renovate and improve the condition of, for example, the carpet to be replaced,

we'd like to fit to the new kitchen, things like that.

Currently, the rent is quite low.

When no fault evictions come in and when the no reds go to a tribunal,

if the tenant turns around and says, actually, I don't want these renovations to take place,

I'm going to be in a bind where we'd like to try

and improve the property to increase the values so that we can draw out some equity from it

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