Getting your home ready to let can feel like a big step. As a prospective landlord, you should already have permission from your mortgage lender and, of course, worked out the costs to ensure that you can earn a profit from renting out your property. All that is left is […]
Three Ways Landlords Can Ensure the Safety of Their Tenants During Lockdown
5 Ways to Improve the Value of Your Student Property
Tuition fees aside, one of the biggest costs’ students will face during their time at university is the cost of their accommodation. Many students feel like their student homes are poor value for money. This is something that is very dependent on the landlord’s actions and choices. As a landlord, […]
Should Landlords Break Clauses In Accommodation Contracts?
UNIVERSITY students believe break clauses should be automatically included in tenancy agreements to protect them financially in the event of a second wave of coronavirus, according to a survey conducted by websites Money Magpie and Save The Student. The break clause would lapse the rental contract, meaning students required to return […]
3 Things to consider before becoming a landlord
Things All Landlords Should Know Before Managing HMOs
While bedsits and roommate arrangements have always existed, a number of cultural shifts are increasing the number of HMOs. This includes the increase of Monday to Friday renters in London and other urban centres and college students moving from dorms to shared houses. As a property owner, HMOs can be […]
How to handle tenants who don’t want visits
What Rights Do Landlords Have When It Comes To Smoking In Rented Accommodation
COVID-19 – Crunch Time for Business Occupiers
No matter the sector, be it technology, finance, manufacturing, resources, real-estate or any other, virtually all UK businesses rent their HQ and operational premises under commercial leases. As the impact of COVID-19 on the UK economy becomes clear, an increasingly common question is: “What steps can I take concerning reduction […]