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Dead fish in the walls and putty in the bathroom sink drains are just some of the horror stories landlords have recounted on Reddit when asked about tenants from hell.
Are you thinking about moving to York or perhaps investing in property there? The following are some basic facts to whet your appetite and discover what’s in store.
Many of us are natural entrepreneurs. That’s why several news articles recently that have highlighted the opportunities for making money from your home have piqued our interest.
Airbnb has announced that from next spring it will ban hosts in London from renting out entire homes for more than 90 days a year without official consent.
Some landlords could unnecessarily be paying for council tax where a tenant moves out of a property before the end of a tenancy agreement.
Are you thinking about investing in property in Wolverhampton, maybe moving there yourself? Here are some of the basic facts you might need to know.
Every year, parts of the UK are hit by floods.Every year, many people are caught out by this annual event as they’ve entered winter relatively unprepared for such a possibility.
Over 13,000 private landlords in Wales could be letting their property illegally, suggests data from Rent Smart Wales.
A new study from ARLA (the Association of Residential Letting Agents) reveals that over than half (52%) of letting agents they questioned forecast that rental prices will increase in 2017.
UK homeowners who are Airbnb hosts (i.e. they let out a room, or their whole home, to paying guests) are being warned to check they have adequate insurance.
There is little doubt that Christmas is an expensive time of the year. In fact, new figures suggest that Christmas is set to cost UK households an average of £753 this year...
UK landlords are being urged to check that they have not become an ‘accidental’ HMO landlord. With even professionals such as letting agents, lawyers and landlords themselves often unaware of the fact
