The answer to this question will depend on a number of issues: The reason you have asked the tenant to leave i.e. rent arrears, you are selling up, etc. Your relationship with the tenant How good the… Read more…
When a tired landlord has a tenant go into rent arrears, it can often be the last straw. The landlord decides they’ve had enough and they would like to sell up. Invariably, a traditional estate agent… Read more…
According to a recent study by UK Finance, the number of landlords who are seriously behind with their mortgage payments has jumped by 20%. There were 1,200 buy-to-let mortgages in "significant arrear… Read more…
BTL mortgages entered a new era last year with the introduction of new lending guidelines brought in by the Prudential Regulation Authority in association with the Bank of England. The regulation was… Read more…
The top risks and costs of empty landlord properties A new league table produced by the HomeOwners Alliance showing how long it takes homes to sell on average in different postcodes across England and… Read more…
The new laws and regulations for rented properties With all the increasing regulation, compliance, and tax issues facing landlords throughout 2017, there is another piece of legislation that may have… Read more…
When thinking of selling a property with tenants in situ, there are a number of considerations: 1. The tenant has the right of “quiet enjoyment” Unless it specifically states in the tenancy agreement… Read more…
When a landlord sells a rented property, landlords always face a dilemma. A common question is, should I sell with the tenant in situ or should I evict the tenant and sell with vacant possession? Like… Read more…
Condensation is a common problem within the private rented sector and many landlords receive phone calls from tenants complaining about it. Recent surveys suggest that more than a third of all househo… Read more…
