Renters’ Rights Act six months on
The beginning of November marked six months since the Renters’ Rights Act came into force on May 1. It brought the biggest
The beginning of November marked six months since the Renters’ Rights Act came into force on May 1. It brought the biggest
Peterborough City Council announced last month that, during more than 7,000 inspections of licensed properties under its Selective Licens...
Last month it was revealed that Coventry City Council was stepping up the hunt for unlicensed HMOs, following complaints from residents a...
As autumn temperatures drop, a new terror lurks for landlords – that of damp and mould. Several factors can cause it, but
Finding tenants for your HMO can feel like a never-ending challenge because, by their very nature, tenants in shared properties often live
Housing has rarely been far from the political agenda in recent years, but the arrival of Andy Burnham in Downing Street could
No landlord wants to see their property standing empty, especially given the costs that will be building as a result. Recent research
The UK may be enjoying a spate of blistering heatwaves this summer, but the importance of energy efficiency to tenants is now
The government has announced plans for what it describes as the biggest overhaul of the homebuying process in a generation, with reforms
Recent research suggests that more landlords than ever are switching from standard private rentals to HMOs, with a 40% increase in licence
The maintenance of your rental property is important for two main reasons – firstly, it protects the very fabric of your investment,
Before the Renters’ Rights Act came into force, landlords could evict tenants without having to give a reason. It resulted in a
