Virtual Tours: A Landlords GuideAs the world becomes more digitised, so does the way we search for rental properties. Virtual tours have become a popular tool for landlords to showcase their properties to prospective tenants. But are virtual tours really worth the...
Tenancy Types that cannot be an ASTWhen letting a property, you may be wondering what type of tenancy agreement to proceed with, and most commonly, the right answer is an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST). However, there are some circumstances, when these types of...
The Referencing Process When Your Tenant is a Company: A Comprehensive Landlord GuideIt’s important that landlords know the referencing process when the tenant is a company rather than an individual. While the process is similar to referencing an individual tenant,...
Should I let to Students or Professionals? Pros and Cons for LandlordsOne of the biggest decisions that landlords face when renting out their property is whether to let to students or professionals. While both groups have their advantages and disadvantages, it...
What does adverse credit mean and how does it impact potential tenants?One of the factors that can impact a tenant's ability to pay rent is their credit history. Adverse credit is a term used to describe a poor credit history, and it can impact potential tenants in...
Landlords Guide to understanding credit checksOne way to ensure that you select the right tenant for your property is by conducting tenant referencing, which includes a credit check. Credit checks can provide valuable insight into a tenant's financial history and can...
What is the difference between tenants & lodgers?If you're a landlord, you may have heard the terms "tenant" and "lodger" thrown around. While both involve renting out space, they have significant differences in terms of legal status and obligations. In this blog...
What are permitted occupiers? A landlord's guideBeing a landlord comes with a set of legal responsibilities that one must adhere to. One of these responsibilities is ensuring that only legally permitted people occupy your property. This is where the concept of...
Landlord's Guide to Break ClausesA break clause is a clause included in a tenancy agreement that allows tenants and landlords to end the tenancy before the agreed end date. This guide will provide a comprehensive overview of break clauses and what landlords need to...
Considering Tenants with Adverse Credit: What to Be Aware of as a LandlordFinding the right tenant can be challenging. While you want someone who will take care of your property and pay rent on time, there is always a risk that they may default on payments or cause...
A Landlord's Guide to Periodic TenanciesIn this blog post, we aim to provide landlords with a comprehensive understanding of the various types of tenancies available, with a specific focus on periodic tenancies. By delving into both the legalities and practicalities...
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How to Create a Tenant Retention Strategy as a LandlordKeeping good tenants is essential for a stable and profitable rental property. Tenant turnover can lead to lost rental income, additional costs for marketing and cleaning, and a disruption of your property...
Tips for Landlords on Dealing with End-of-Tenancy with a short turn aroundAs a landlord, you may encounter situations where your tenants need to move out with short notice. In such cases, you may be required to deal with end-of-tenancy cleaning and repairs quickly to...
Virtual Tours: A Landlords GuideAs the world becomes more digitised, so does the way we search for rental properties. Virtual tours have become a popular tool for landlords to showcase their properties to prospective tenants. But are virtual tours really worth the...
Why You Should Change Locks Between TenanciesAs a landlord, ensuring the safety and security of your tenants and property should be one of your top priorities. One crucial aspect of this is changing the locks between tenancies. In this comprehensive guide, we'll...
RPI clauses and why they're importantIn the ever-changing world of property management, it is crucial for landlords to stay informed about current market trends and legal requirements. One key element of property leasing agreements is the Rent Review clause,...
A Landlords guide to working with InvestorsAs a landlord, working with investors can provide numerous benefits, from financial stability to professional advice. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the advantages of partnering with investors, the different types...
A Comprehensive guide to Buy-to-Let Taxes for LandlordsBuy-to-let properties can be an excellent investment, but navigating the tax landscape can be daunting. In this comprehensive guide, we will cover the various taxes you may be liable for as a buy-to-let landlord,...
Can you let out a shared ownership property?Shared ownership properties have become increasingly popular in the UK, especially for first-time buyers who cannot afford to buy a home outright. Shared ownership allows buyers to purchase a share of a property and pay rent...
What is the MEES regulations and how does it impact landlordsThe Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations are a legal requirement for landlords in England and Wales to improve the energy efficiency of their rental properties. The regulations aim to...
A New landlords guide to mortgage applicationsIf you're a new landlord or looking to expand your property portfolio, mortgage applications can be a bit daunting. With so many options available and varying requirements, it's important to have a clear understanding of...