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Completing regular inspections of your rental properties may seem like a chore, but all good landlords should make the effort. Not only does it ensure there are no issues that you’re unaware of, but it also helps to maintain a

The average new build property costs significantly more than an older home, so why would a landlord choose to spend the extra cash when expanding their portfolio? The reality is there are many pros and cons to buying new build

The Chancellor’s Spring Budget 2024 contained some important announcements that will impact landlords significantly. Now the dust has settled on Jeremy Hunt’s Budget of 6th March, landlord groups have given their views on how it will affect the sector. ©

New data from the National Residential Landlords’ Association reveals there has been a large increase in confidence among landlords after slumping to a record low last year. Confidence in the market in the third quarter of 2023 had plummeted as

The projected trend for 2024 of falling house prices and rising rents may be a positive factor for landlords, say market analysts. Largely due to a nationwide shortage of rental properties, the trend for increasing rents will give landlords a

With Christmas approaching fast, many people will be feeling in holiday mode already. However, if you’re a landlord, relaxing with a mince pie and mulled wine probably isn’t something you can consider yet. Just like every other time of year,

Renting with pets has traditionally been difficult for UK tenants – and despite MPs debating the Renters Reform Bill to change the law, the rules are still far from clear. In January 2021, Christopher Pincher MP announced a revised Model

Rapid growth in the number of co-living properties is due to a desire for affordability and companionship, according to market analysts. The surge in the popularity of co-living rental housing began during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. What was once

Owning a holiday home means taking care of it over the winter months too. Stormy and cold weather is more likely to cause damage in winter, and the risk of burglary also increases at this time of year. © David

Burglars are targeting student properties in the UK because they expect the security will be lax, according to research. With inadequate security measures in place, criminals view student houses as easy pickings – they expect to find expensive computers and