The Renters’ Rights Act has been in force for four months – enough time to monitor the fall out. While it didn’t steal the headlines at the time, the new Ground 1A possession ground is already having… Read more…
Are you one of the many private landlords who have invested in property instead of a pension? Perhaps you run a buy-to-let as an alternative to the stock market, hoping to create a cash pot for the fu… Read more…
The latest data from the Office for National Statistics shows that private rental prices continue to rise across the UK. Average rents have increased significantly over the past year, reflecting a mar… Read more…
By the time you read this, Andy Burnham will be the new leader of the Labour Party - and be in charge of the country. Bold and outspoken, Burnham’s beliefs have already ruffled feathers in the propert… Read more…
Rental arrears reached a new high during the first quarter of 2026. The news comes from Reposit, who found the average rental arrears figure is now £2,281. The rate at which tenants have missed rental… Read more…
The Hidden Costs Facing UK Landlords in 2026 The cost of holding onto a rental property in the UK is continuing to increase, with many landlords now facing a growing range of ongoing expenses beyond j… Read more…
After seven years of discussion, debate, a change of ruling party, two different Bills and Royal Assent, the majority of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is finally in effect. The trade press inevitably c… Read more…
We’re not saying the Government has laid a trap but there is one aspect of the Renters’ Rights Act that could catch landlords off guard. From the 1st May 2026, there will be a new law regarding how an… Read more…
If you want to dispose of a buy-to-let you own, there are two scenarios for you to consider: Selling with vacant possession Selling with tenants in situ Sell with sitting tenants: your right It is per… Read more…
