Knowledge Base
Our Knowledge Base is full of helpful blog articles, guides and checklists to help you through your property insurance journey. There are also in-depth guides to key categories, including unoccupied house insurance.
Help for leaseholders, boom cities, eviction ban, and end of year...
The New Year continues to bring a spate of news headlines about the property market. The subjects include some old chestnuts that have long been around, while others shine a…
Landlord legislation changes in 2021
Every year brings its share of new legislation or amendments to the existing rules and regulations governing the relationship between landlords and their tenants. If you are a landlord and…
Converting your property into an HMO
Conventionally, a property you own is let to a single tenant or joint tenants, who are given the run of the whole premises. If you let out just parts of…
The Costs Associated With an Empty Property
If a property is left empty for any length of time there is not only the apparent waste of an essential residential or commercial resource, there are also real financial…
Gas boilers, Stamp Duty, house prices, and festive streets
In the run-up to Christmas, property news continues apace. Landlords need to stay as alert as ever to still further rules and regulations appearing on the near horizon. Stamp Duty…
Repossession Rights, House Prices, and Home-hunting Search Terms
Landlords show their determination in retaining the right to repossess their property, soaring prices reflect a revitalised housing market, and house-hunters hone their preferences and search terms for their ideal…
Why You May Need Unoccupied Property Cover
The small print of an insurance policy rarely seems to make very interesting reading, but here are a few reasons why you might want to break your normal habits and…
The National Residential Landlords Association (Nrla)
An official launch this month confirms the amalgamation of the Residential Landlords’ Association and the National Landlords’ Association to form the National Residential Landlords’ Association (NRLA), wrote Landlord Today on the…
What Is Right To Manage?
The Right to Manage is a valuable legal freedom available to leaseholders since it allows them to assume some of the responsibilities otherwise exercised by their freeholding landlord – and may be…
Happy places, housing support, rents tumble, and sound insulation sales
The last week sees a mixed bag of news stories bringing both positives and possibly less than welcome developments for homeowners, landlords and tenants. Here are just some of the…
House prices, Green Homes Grants, and coastal property hotspots
Fluctuations in house prices, government initiatives to improve the energy performance of the homes we live in, and a top ten of the nation’s favourite places to live beside the…
Considerations For An Unoccupied Letting Property
It may be important for any landlord to give some thought to the situations where a letting property may be unoccupied. That’s because, as a careful read though your existing landlords…
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