Threshold Has Apologised For Claiming That Landlords Are Charging 'Viewing Fees' To See A Property
The comments hit the headlines last week with Labour drafting legislation to ban the practice
Threshold has apologised for incorrectly claiming that landlords were charging people 'viewing fees' to see a property.
The comments hit the headlines last week with Labour drafting legislation to ban the practice.
The charity has now clarified the reports saying that it was referring to tenants being asked to bring cash for a booking deposit.
Threshold CEO John Mark McCafferty has attempted to clear things up:
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