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Old 05-12-2008, 10:46 AM
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Post Landlords evade Tenant Deposit scheme
High mortgage costs and low confidence in the UK property market are persuading large numbers of potential first-time buyers to sit out the credit crisis in rented accommodation.At the same time, two leading charities have raised concerns about landlords who are choosing to ignore recent legislation to protect tenants’ deposits.Since April of 2007, private landlords [...]

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