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This week on the 13th Episode of the Property Den with Ken Glen.

Ken & Glen look at the latest events rocking the property market and the pros and cons.

They discuss the potential impact of the governments much-anticipated Renters’ Reform Bill that was presented to parliament this
week.

How that might affect both the landlord and the tenant, things like the changes to abolish Section 21 eviction notices and improved powers to evict anti-social tenants.

They also give their thoughts on the sale of Estate agency group Purplebricks for the princely sum of £1 to Strike.

Then as always, they get to grips with questions from listeners and social media Followers.

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  How worried should I be about Gambling appearing on my bank statements when applying for a mortgage?
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  I have agreed to start a new job in August with a £10k pay increase, is there any way I can use this income in my application?
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  Hi, I am a day rate contractor using an umbrella company can I still use my contract value to get a mortgage?
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  Can I borrow additional funds on my mortgage without telling the bank what the funds are for? my partner took a loan out to
  get a car and I want to pay this back; I heard the bank does not like people to be using the money to pay off debt?

Then as it is Mental Health awareness week Ken & Glen share their thoughts on the stress they face in their role’s managing and
running a business, also the impact on peoples wellbeing dealing with the pressures of day to day life and the cost-of-living crises and the market in
general.

If you have been or you are being affected by mental health concerns and need someone to talk to reach out to Ken or Glen or to someone and let them help you release the pressure.

They want to let you know you have not been forgotten, and your voice will be heard.

Remember you are not alone.  

Until next week, its Goodbye from Ken & It’s goodbye from Glen.

Goodbye !