Buying reform could slash transaction time by almost 30% – claim
Reforms to the house buying process in England and Wales to bring it [...]
Middle-aged renters on the rise
Rising UK house prices have left many middle-age workers unable to afford a [...]
What would scrapping ‘no fault’ evictions mean for landlords?
For private landlords, the key change outlined in the government’s response is the [...]
Landlords warned to prepare for a flurry of tenant activity after June 1st
According to a new report from inventory service provider, No Letting Go, warnings [...]
Social media marketing – why even bother?
Besides promoting and protecting your brand’s reputation, there are a host of reasons [...]
Landlord ordered to pay back more than £1m after illegal conversion of flats
Southwark Council has won one of London's largest proceeds of crime (confiscation order) [...]
Why the government should rethink their approach to Section 21
Last month the government announced that it was considering scrapping Section 21, which [...]
Minister pledges court reforms to help landlords
A government minister has promised to look at further court reforms to allow [...]
The HMRC ‘springtime tax scam’ that you need to look out for in the coming weeks
A wave of 'springtime scams' which could be set to hit the phones [...]
Tenant Fees Act 2019: Guidance for landlords and agents
New guidance for landlords and letting agents has been released by the government. [...]
Landlord Tax Relief Changes On Investment Property
With the new tax year having started last month, the latest changes to [...]
Courts ‘failing landlords’ as repossessions timescales increase
The Government’s plans to scrap Section 21 notices have come under scrutiny after [...]
10 top tips for new landlords
Investing in buy-to-let is a huge responsibility and as the number of people [...]
Could rental regulation be funded by landlord licensing schemes?
According to PayProp, the revenue raised by landlord licensing schemes could be used [...]
Lettings expert sounds Airbnb warning to landlords
A rental market expert is urging landlords to be cautious when considering to [...]
Tax measures discriminate against private landlords
Private-rented property is a favoured whipping boy of this government as it becomes [...]
There is no such thing as a ‘good landlord’
Our engorged property market – and the ensuing housing crisis – has become [...]
Landlords: should you sell your buy-to-let properties?
A quarter of landlords are looking to sell at least one property in [...]
Renting to a disabled tenant could prove to be a winning formula for landlords
Renting to a disabled tenant can expose landlords to a range of issues [...]
Government urged to ‘stimulate’ rental home supply with ‘pro-growth taxation’
The UK is facing a private rented housing crisis unless the government takes [...]