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....
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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...
When should landlords use an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST)?
When should landlords use an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST)?As a landlord, it is essential to understand the different types of tenancy agreements available to you. One of the most popular types is the Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST), which is commonly used by...
Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST): a Landlord’s guide
Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST): a Landlord's guideUpdate: Assured Shorthold Tenancies and the Renters' Reform Bill Before we delve into the details of Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs), it's crucial to highlight a significant legislative development on the horizon....
AST Contracts Terms – A Simple Guide
AST Contracts Terms - A Simple GuideMany of us will, at some stage in our lifetime, print and sign on the dotted lines of an assured shorthold tenancy agreement (AST). An AST is the single most common type of tenancy on offer when renting from a private landlord or...
When does a tenancy agreement become legally binding?
When does a tenancy agreement become legally binding?A tenancy agreement lays out all of the rights and responsibilities of you and your tenants. It’s an important document, as it sets out the nature of your landlord-tenant relationship, and the terms contained within...
Break clauses: a guide to best practice
Break clauses: a guide to best practiceA break clause is a highly consequential provision in a tenancy agreement where the landlord and tenants agree to include one as a condition of an offer. They allow either party to terminate the contract before the default end of...
A guide to the different types of tenancy agreement
A guide to the different types of tenancy agreementRenting out a property can be a profitable business venture, but it also comes with certain legal obligations and responsibilities. One of the most important aspects of being a landlord is to create a tenancy...
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...
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Unravelled Future of Leaseholds: Gove Shelves Leasehold Plans
Unravelled Future of Leaseholds: Gove Shelves Leasehold PlansContrary to the prior announcements, the Government has recently decided to retract its initial plans to abolish leaseholds. The decision, which has been met with various responses, was a result of a...
Breaking: Renters Reform Bill Introduced to Parliament
Renters Reform Bill Introduced to ParliamentAs on today (17th May), the government has introduced the delayed Renters Reform bill. Claimed to be a once in a generation reform, intended to deliver “safer, fairer, and higher quality homes”, the bill has now been...
Renters’ Reform Bill: 12 Key Policies You Need to Know
Renters' Reform Bill: 12 Key Policies You Need to KnowThe Renters' Reform Bill is a significant piece of legislation set to transform the UK rental market. This article provides an in-depth look at the 12 major policies likely to be included in the Bill, offering a...
Why Embracing Digital Tenancy Documents Is the Future of Property Management
Why Embracing Digital Tenancy Documents Is the Future of Property ManagementWith the rapid advancement of technology and the growing demand for efficient, user-friendly services, going digital is no longer a luxury but a necessity. In this article, we'll explore 10...
Skyrocketing Demand for Rental Properties: What’s the driving force behind it?
Skyrocketing Demand for Rental Properties: What's the driving force behind it?As rental property demand continues to soar, landlords and letting agents must understand the underlying factors driving this surge. In this article, we delve into the reasons behind the...
The Ultimate Guide to Landlord Checks for Legionella: Protecting Your Tenants and Your Property
The Ultimate Guide to Landlord Checks for LegionellaAs a landlord, it is essential to prioritise the safety and wellbeing of your tenants. One crucial aspect of this is ensuring that your property is free from the risk of Legionella bacteria. This comprehensive guide...
A Comprehensive Guide to Winning Tenancy Deposit Disputes
A Comprehensive Guide to Winning Tenancy Deposit DisputesTenancy deposit disputes arise when landlords and tenants disagree on how much of the deposit should be returned at the end of a tenancy. To protect both parties' interests and ensure a fair resolution, it is...
Unrivalled Strategies for Minimising Your Landlord Expenses
Unrivalled Strategies for Minimising Your Landlord ExpensesOptimising your property investments and lowering your operational costs is vital for maximising profit. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the most effective strategies for minimising your landlord...
Top Tips to Avoid a Poor Inventory – A Landlords Guide
Top Tips to Avoid a Poor Inventory - A Landlords GuideManaging your rental properties efficiently and effectively is crucial to your success. One vital aspect of this process is maintaining a comprehensive and accurate inventory. A poor inventory can lead to disputes,...
Residential vs Commercial Lets: What’s Best for You?
Residential vs Commercial Lets: What's Best for You?When it comes to investing in property, one of the main decisions that you will need to make is whether you want to invest in a residential or commercial property. There are many factors that can influence this...