TV Licensing - Are Landlords Liable?Introduction to TV Licensing What is a TV Licence? A TV Licence is a legal permission to install and use television equipment in the United Kingdom. It is required for watching or recording live TV broadcasts, as well as accessing...
Do Landlords have to pay Council Tax after a Tenant Vacates?As a landlord, you have a lot of responsibilities when it comes to managing your rental property. One of the questions that may come up is whether or not you have to pay council tax when your tenant moves...
A Landlord's Guide to EICR InspectionsWhen letting a property, guaranteeing your tenants' safety is absolutely crucial. A critical component to achieving this is the acquisition of an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) inspection. This examination is...
What are the consequences for Landlords if they don’t have an up-to-date EPC?Update - Changes to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Regulations The landscape of lettings in the UK is evolving once more, and landlords need to be ready. Unveiled recently,...
What is the difference between an EPC and EICR?It's important to understand the differences between an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR). Both are essential tools used to assess the safety and efficiency of...
What happens during an EPC inspection?You may have heard of an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), but you may not know what an inspection entails or why it is important. In this blog, we will discuss what happens during an EPC inspection and why it is essential for...
How to prepare for an EPC inspection - A Landlord's ChecklistAn EPC inspection assesses the energy efficiency of your property and rates it on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). In this blog, we'll provide you with a comprehensive landlord...
When you could be exempt from EPC regulations: a Landlord's guideUpdate - Changes to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Regulations The landscape of lettings in the UK is evolving once more, and landlords need to be ready. Unveiled recently, amendments to the...
A Landlord's Guide to the Fire Safety Act (2021)The Fire Safety Act (2021) is an important piece of legislation that sets out your obligations as a landlord to maintain fire safety standards in your rental property. In this guide, we'll take you through the key...
Key Right to Rent changes for EU, EEA & Swiss Citizens post-brexit and how they have impacted landlordsIn order to be a compliant landlord, it’s important that you are familiar with the Right to Rent scheme. This government policy requires landlords to verify that...
Key reasons why an EICR can come back as unsatisfactoryAs a landlord, ensuring that your electrical installations are safe is of paramount importance. An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is an essential document that verifies the safety of your...
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New Laws Empowering Landlords to Evict Anti-Social TenantsThe Government has recently announced that landlords will be granted more powers to evict tenants who engage in anti-social behaviour. This move comes as part of the government's efforts to create safer, more...
TV Licensing - Are Landlords Liable?Introduction to TV Licensing What is a TV Licence? A TV Licence is a legal permission to install and use television equipment in the United Kingdom. It is required for watching or recording live TV broadcasts, as well as accessing...
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...
Do Landlords have to pay Council Tax after a Tenant Vacates?As a landlord, you have a lot of responsibilities when it comes to managing your rental property. One of the questions that may come up is whether or not you have to pay council tax when your tenant moves...
Can you Transfer a Tenancy Deposit between Schemes? A Landlords GuideThe issue of tenancy deposits is a common one in the world of renting property. Landlords and tenants often have questions about the rules and regulations that govern the handling of deposits. One...
Adding Tenants to an Existing Agreement - A Landlords GuideYou may find yourself in a situation where you need to add a tenant to an existing tenancy agreement. This guide will provide you with the information you need to navigate the process efficiently and...
10 Mistakes Landlords should avoid Understanding the pitfalls to avoid can be the difference between a successful letting experience and a stressful, costly venture. In this guide, we delve deeper into the ten essential mistakes that landlords should steer clear of to...
How to arrange a Mid-tenancy InspectionIf you are letting a property, you have a responsibility to maintain your rental property and ensure that your tenants are happy with their living conditions. One of the best ways to do this is by conducting a mid-tenancy...
Landlord or Tenant Responsibilities - Property MaintenanceBefore diving into the specific responsibilities of landlords and tenants, it is important to define what we mean by the private rented sector. This sector encompasses privately owned properties that are rented...
Understanding the Decent Homes StandardIn this article, we will explore the Decent Homes Standard and answer the big questions that still need to be addressed. The Decent Homes Standard is a government-led initiative aimed at improving the quality of social housing in...