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Landlords have seen an increasingly tight regime of laws and regulations in the last few years – and 2019 looks as though it is unlikely to be any different.
The government is showing that it’s prepared to put its money where its mouth is when it comes to rogue landlords, according to an official press release on the 14th of January 2019.
It’s a nightmare to wake up or come home to find that an escape of water – from a burst pipe or some other plumbing failure – has flooded your home. If you live in a flat, it’s a nightmare that you mi
As a buy to let landlord, you invested in property by way of a business proposition to generate income from the rents collected from your tenants.
Back in May of 2018 we asked whether property or pension savings are likely to be the more reliable source of income for your retirement.
A House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) represents a house sharing arrangement, with tenants renting on a room by room basis and with some or all of them sharing essential facilities such as the kitchen
In the private rental sector, Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) occupy a special part of the market, which is increasingly attractive to landlords.
If you are the landlord of any kind of property – whether that’s a single home, a whole portfolio of let properties, a block of flats, or a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) – you know only too well
Have your tenants fallen behind with the rent, are they making a nuisance of themselves with neighbours, have they breached the terms of their tenancy agreement in any other way, or do you simply want
As if landlord’s weren’t labouring under enough legislative control already, further rules – this time specifically targeted towards Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) – are to come into force.
Demand for affordable, shared accommodation is high, and rates of return for landlords are high. So it may be little wonder that more and more landlords are diversifying their let property portfolios
As if your tax affairs were not tricky enough, HM Revenue and Customs have probably made them more complicated still.
