Despite initiatives available to help with costs and evidence to suggest energy efficiency homes are worth more than their poorly performing counterparts, landlords are not keen on making eco improvem… Read more…
For many landlords, personal challenges, like mounting debt or the breakdown of a relationship, will force them to take stock of their life. Income and assets will come under the microscope, especiall… Read more…
As the Renters’ Rights Bill speeds towards Royal Assent, many landlords are asking what next for evictions. In this article, we explain the changes ahead, explore the timescales involved, discuss what… Read more…
With Labour tightening its grip on politics and power, we can’t rule out rent control in London and across England. Landlords who are just about breaking even may even experience financial losses if t… Read more…
While MPs are enjoying their summer recess, the same is not true for the majority of landlords. Property investors should be preparing for the introduction of new laws for landlords. Incoming this aut… Read more…
Problem properties are about to become far more common, leaving many landlords seeking a quick house sale. LandlordBuyer has been closely monitoring the Renters’ Rights Bill and there are two aspects… Read more…
If you have a tenanted property, the window for serving occupants a Section 21 to regain possession and sell up has almost closed. At the time of writing, the Renters’ Rights Bill – which seeks to ban… Read more…
In December 2020, property professionals and the general public were horrified by the death of two year-old Awaab Ishak. The coroner observed that prolonged exposure to ‘extensive’ mould in the one-be… Read more…
Although there are different stories swirling around the industry, landlords quitting remains the overriding theme. One of the most recent surveys, conducted by Aldermore, revealed almost 1 in 3 landl… Read more…
