Articles by Mike Morgan
“I smell a rat!” – and I need to get rid of a pest?
Most tenancies end amicably, with the tenant handing back the keys and agreeing with the landlord or agent on any costs that need to be met. But a percentage end up in dispute over how the property has been left. NRLA partner, PRS tells us how mediation can help.
“I’ll see you in court!” – surely there is a better way?
Mike Morgan of NRLA partner the Property Redress Scheme Tenancy Mediation Service explains more about the role of mediation in resolving conflicts that may arise during a tenancy, drawing on two case studies to illustrate the benefits of mediation.
The pitfalls of rent-to-rent: Navigating challenges through mediation
Mike Morgan of NRLA partner the Property Redress Scheme Tenancy Mediation Service explains more about rent-to-rent arrangements, and the role of mediation in resolving conflicts and disputes that may arise.
Mediation: A constructive approach to resolving breach of tenancy agreements
Renting a property comes with its own set of challenges, and one common hurdle faced by both landlords and tenants is breach of tenancy agreements. Mediation offers an alternative and often more constructive approach to resolving breach of tenancy issues. Mike Morgan from NRLA partner, The Property Redress Scheme explores how mediation can be a valuable tool in addressing breach of tenancy agreements, fostering communication, and finding mutually beneficial solutions.
Mediation and Guaranteed Rent Contracts
At the Property Redress Scheme Tenancy Mediation Service, we’ve seen an increase recently in requests for mediation from property owners in relation to corporate lets or guaranteed rent agreements - more commonly known as ‘rent to rent’ agreements - where the relationship has broken down or the rent to rent operator has failed to fulfil their obligations.
