Year: 2019
Housing should top election manifestos
It may not be everyone’s idea of the perfect Christmas present, but Britain is going to the polls on the 12th of December. And there are clearly very serious issues…
Private Sector Rent Rises
There’s good news for buy to let landlords in the latest statistics on national rent levels in the UK in September. Landlord Today recently reported that the average monthly rent in…
The Latest Buy to Let Hotspots
Based on the rental yield you might expect, where is the best place in the UK to invest in buy to let property? The latest research – published in Landlord Today…
Getting the most suitable UK holiday home insurance
For many of us, owning a second property and using it as our holiday home is a real dream. It can also be one that’s reasonably attainable. However, there are…
Property: Rent and Price Increases
The past year has seen relatively modest increases in both rents and the average price of properties, according to findings published by Property Wire on the 19th of September. Quoting the…
Landlord survey: anti-social behaviour
Anti-social behaviour by tenants is the bane of many a landlord’s life, according to a nationwide survey conducted by the Residential Landlords’ Association (RLA). More than half of all landlords…
Selling Your Property? Think about the Asking Price
If you are trying to sell your property but unrealistically ramp up the asking price, concluding its eventual sale is likely to take longer than ever. That is the conclusion…
Holiday home insurance – FAQs
Here is a selection of some of the more common questions relating to holiday homes and holiday home insurance. Is holiday home insurance obligatory? There is no legal requirement for…
NLA Slams Labour Proposals
In an opinion piece on the 2nd of September, the National Landlords’ Association (NLA) was unequivocal in its condemnation of Labour party proposals to give private sector tenants the right to buy their…
The Need for Holiday Home Contents Insurance
Holiday home contents insurance might prove to be invaluable in a situation where you have experienced a burglary or some form of disaster that has caused you to lose your precious…
No Tenants’ Fees In Wales
Wales followed England’s lead in banning landlords from charging tenants fees with effect from the 1st of September, reported the Residential Landlords’ Association (RLA). That is the date the Renting Homes (Fees…
What Is The Difference Between Mobile Home Insurance VS Static Caravan...
Considerable confusion often arises with the mention of mobile homes and whether their owners may use them as permanent places of residence – in other words, live in them the…
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