Buying reform could slash transaction time by almost 30% – claim
Reforms to the house buying process in England and Wales to bring it more into line with Scotland could slash the typical transaction time by almost 30 [...]
Middle-aged renters on the rise
Rising UK house prices have left many middle-age workers unable to afford a first home, or as accidental renters after a relationship break-up, which is why significantly [...]
What would scrapping ‘no fault’ evictions mean for landlords?
For private landlords, the key change outlined in the government’s response is the proposed removal of ‘no fault’ evictions. The position for landlords in the social housing [...]
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 have been issued to landlords and letting agents over a possible surge in tenant [...]
Social media marketing – why even bother?
Besides promoting and protecting your brand’s reputation, there are a host of reasons why you should bother, says Tara Dulake. 1 Increased brand awareness Sixty per cent [...]
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) claims from an unscrupulous landlord who chopped three flats in London Bridge into around [...]