UKinsuranceNET Guide for Landlords
The UKinsuranceNET Guide for Landlords
Read ArticleHow to finance an investment property
There are essentially two halves to financing an investment or buy to let property: Although the funding for your purchase of buy to let property might come from a number of different sources, probably the most usual is from borrowing of one kind or another, and the most common form of such…
Read ArticleQuick guide to Energy Performance Certificates
Since the 1st of October 2008, all landlords - whether in the social or private rented sector of the housing market or the landlord of commercial property - are required to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) when the premises are let.
Read ArticleLandlords and employers' liability cover
Do you employ anyone to help run your buy to let business - a cleaner perhaps, or someone who helps in the back office with the administration? You have an obligation for the health and safety of anyo
Read ArticleSpotting Subsidence
Spotting subsidence in time and taking remedial measures before the problem assumes greater proportions may save you a great deal of money. If you are a landlord, spotting it in time might make all the difference between success and failure of your buy to let business.
Read ArticleLandlord Insurance - What Is and Is Not Obligatory
What follows in this article should not be interpreted as qualified legal advice. In order to obtain that, it may be necessary to speak to your local authorities or perhaps a solicitor qualified in...
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