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Tenants Who Receive Universal Credit
The new six-in-one benefits scheme known as universal credit continues to be rolled out across the country. It replaces the method by which your tenants may have previously received housing…
Voids – and Rents – Down
February is likely to have been met with a mixture of relief and concern by landlords. The good news was that the length of voids appears to have gone down,…
MIND YOUR MEES
If you’ve not yet brought your let property into line with the Domestic Minimum Energy Efficiency (MEES) Regulations, make sure to do so by the 1st of April. That is…
Long-Awaited Upturn In Buy To Let Investment
A rise in the number of buy to let mortgages granted at the end of last year suggests a long-awaited upturn in the buy to let market, suggested Landlord Today on…
Fire safety first
As figures for 2019 are released about the number of deaths in home fires, the Residential Landlords’ Association (RLA) has drawn attention to the latest fire safety campaign by the…
Seize the Day and Invest in a Holiday Let
This year could prove a time like no other for investing in a holiday let, says an article in Landlord News. The demand for holiday lets is certainly strong. Britain is…
The Menace of Short-term Lets
The chronic shortage of rental homes suffers a further blow by the creeping advance of short-term lets, explained a story by ARLA Propertymark on the 31st of January. The article reveals…
Rental Hotspots – The Demand
If you are about to buy to let or thinking about expanding your rental portfolio, you are probably aware of the strong demand for accommodation in the private rented sector….
Pet-friendly Landlords
There is a glimmer of hope for the many tenants in the private sector who would like to own a pet, according to a story appearing in Property Investor Today on…
Private Rental Sector: Critical Supply and Demand
The shortage of private rental accommodation has reached crisis proportions, warns the Residential Landlords’ Association (RLA). The report cites the findings of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market…
A surge in the purchase of £1million+ homes
The first half of 2019 saw a surge in the number of homes bought for £1million or more, according to a story published by the Consumer Association’s Which? magazine recently….
Amended tenancy information in Wales
A major amendment has been made to the regulations requiring landlords in Wales to provide prospective tenants with written details about their proposed rental “contract” or tenancy agreement. Pressure for…
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