There was something slightly ominous about delivering the Autumn Budget on the eve of Halloween and for many, the announcements made by Chancellor Rachel Reeves provided a fright. For those working in… Read more…
For the most part, landlords leave tenants alone to live peacefully their property but there are times when matters arise and not everyone sees eye-to-eye. If a disputes arise, resolving it quickly is… Read more…
Speak to anyone in the private rental sector and they’ll agree on one thing – a tenancy agreement is an absolute must. The Government gives landlords and letting agents free access to its model agreem… Read more…
Landlords are increasingly encountering hoarding in rental homes, as evidenced by property forums and social media discussions. Research suggests that between 2% and 5% of the UK population hoard at c… Read more…
Selling a tenanted property In 2023, the National Housing Federation (NHF) published a report on older people in the private rental sector. It found there were almost 867,000 households in the private… Read more…
Analysis this summer by TwentyEA showed that in June 2024, 18.4% of all properties listed for sale had previously been available to rent in the three years prior to the listing – a figure 100.6% highe… Read more…
CGT and Inheritance Tax A tattoo? Major surgery? The loss of a loved one? The nation has been warned to expect something ‘painful’ but instead of a traumatic incident, the Prime Minister has stated th… Read more…
How to manage late rental payments Cash flow is critical for a successful buy-to-let but a worrying trend threatens to disrupt what positivity remains in the landlord sector. Last year, The Telegraph… Read more…
We know that with a new Labour Government in charge the days of Section 21 evictions are numbered but until the new Renters’ Rights Bill becomes an Act, landlords can still ask tenants to leave withou… Read more…
