Northern Irish landlords leaving the market thanks to “flawed” legislation
The Irish Property Owners Association has spoken out about the legislation governing the private rented sector, calling it “flawed” and imbalanced.
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The Irish Property Owners Association has spoken out about the legislation governing the private rented sector, calling it “flawed” and imbalanced.
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