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Scottish Government review of the private rented sector volume 2, views and experiences of tenants in the private rented sector in Scotland [electronic resource]

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: Edinburgh Scottish Government 2009ISBN:
  • 9780755974566
ISSN:
  • 0950-2254
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 346.4104342 $2 18
Online resources:
Partial contents:
Chapter one: introduction -- Chapter two: profile of tenants -- Chapter three: stock and accommodation profile -- Chapter four: sub-markets -- Chapter five: housing pathways -- Chapter six: tenants' experiences of their homes and landlord/letting services -- Chapter seven: tenant experiences of finance and costs -- Chapter eight: tenant rights and responsibilities -- Chapter nine: summary of findings, informing the PRS baseline
Summary: Presents the results of research into the opinions, understanding and experiences of private sector tenants. The research is part of a wider review, which was aimed at: undertaking a general stock take of the sector; examining the role which the sector plays in housing those on low incomes and benefits; and looking at good practice in relation to local authorities and their contact with the private rented sector. For other publications in this series, see E147029, E147034, E147035 and E147036.
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Book Virtual Online ONLINE PUBLICATION (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 147032-2001

Chapter one: introduction -- Chapter two: profile of tenants -- Chapter three: stock and accommodation profile -- Chapter four: sub-markets -- Chapter five: housing pathways -- Chapter six: tenants' experiences of their homes and landlord/letting services -- Chapter seven: tenant experiences of finance and costs -- Chapter eight: tenant rights and responsibilities -- Chapter nine: summary of findings, informing the PRS baseline

Presents the results of research into the opinions, understanding and experiences of private sector tenants. The research is part of a wider review, which was aimed at: undertaking a general stock take of the sector; examining the role which the sector plays in housing those on low incomes and benefits; and looking at good practice in relation to local authorities and their contact with the private rented sector. For other publications in this series, see E147029, E147034, E147035 and E147036.

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