A complete Landlords Guide to Void PeriodsWhen renting a property, void periods can be a cause for concern for both landlords. Void periods refer to the time between when a tenant moves out of a property and a new tenant moves in. During this time, the landlord may...
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What are the Consequences of not having a HMO Licence?
What are the Consequences of not having a HMO Licence?It is your responsibility as a landlord to ensure that your tenants are living in a safe and comfortable environment. This is particularly important when it comes to properties that are rented out to multiple...
Ending a fixed-term tenancy agreement early: a guide for landlords
Ending a fixed-term tenancy agreement early: a guide for landlordsNormally, a fixed-term rental contract means that your tenants are tied into the rental for the whole of their term, and liable for rent for the whole period. However, sometimes circumstances can change...
Deed of guarantee: FAQs
Deed of guarantee: FAQsA renter might seem like a good candidate to move into your property. There's just one issue: they don't earn enough or cannot prove they have a stable income to pass referencing. These people usually come in the form of a student, someone who...
Tenant fee ban: landlord guide
Tenant fee ban: Landlord guideEver since the introduction of the Tenant Fees Act in June 2019, drastic changes have been made to what kinds of fees agents and landlords are able to charge tenants. The tenant fee ban was designed to provide fairer renting...
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How Landlords Can Minimise Inheritance Tax
How Landlords Can Minimise Inheritance TaxInheritance tax (IHT) is a tax that some people might have to pay when they inherit property or money from someone who has passed away. It is a tax that can significantly impact the amount of wealth left behind to...
Top Tips for New Landlords
Top Tips for New LandlordsAre you a first-time landlord, excited about your new investment? Being a landlord can be a lucrative way to invest your money, but it's important to understand what it entails before diving in. Here are some key tips to remember as a...
Landlord’s Guide to Adding Value to Your Rental Property
Landlord's Guide to Adding Value to Your Rental PropertyAdding value to your rental property not only increases your rental income but also makes your property more attractive to prospective tenants. In today's competitive rental market, tenants are looking for...
What to Avoid when doing Viewings Yourself: A Landlords Guide
What to Avoid when doing Viewings Yourself: A Landlords GuideWhen it comes to renting out a property, viewings are an essential part of the process. It's the time when potential tenants get to see the property and decide whether it's the right fit for them. While some...
Replacement Deposit Schemes vs Traditional Deposit Schemes: A Landlords Guide
Replacement Deposit Schemes vs Traditional Deposit SchemesWhen it comes to renting a property, one of the biggest concerns for tenants is the security of their deposit. Landlords and letting agents usually require a deposit from tenants to cover any damages or unpaid...
Are Landlords liable for crimes committed in their properties?
Are landlords liable for crimes committed in their properties?If you own a rental property, one of your primary concerns is to provide a safe and secure living environment for your tenants. But what happens when a crime occurs on your property? Are you liable for the...
What should I include in my will: A Landlord’s Guide
What should I include in my will: A Landlord's GuideWhen letting properties, you have invested a lot of time and money into building your real estate portfolio. You have worked hard to create a steady stream of rental income and to ensure that your properties are...
HMO vs Single Lets – Pros and Cons for Landlords
HMO vs Single LetsWhen investing in a property, deciding on the type of investment property to purchase can be overwhelming. One of the most common debates in the landlord community is whether to invest in a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) or a single-let property....
My tenants have split up, what’s next? A Landlords Guide
My tenants have split up, what's next?If you are letting a property you may face a lot of challenges while renting out your property. One of the most common problems is when your tenants split up. This situation can be tricky to handle, especially if the couple is not...
The Landlords Guide to Dealing with Unwanted Pests
The Landlords Guide to Dealing with Unwanted PestsOne of the most important responsibilities as a Landlord you have is ensuring the safety and well-being of your tenants. One way to do this is by ensuring that your rental property is free from unwanted pests like rats...