The private rented sector is changing, and one of the biggest reforms on the horizon is the introduction of a new landlord database.
The private rented sector is changing, and one of the biggest reforms on the horizon is the introduction of a new landlord database.
Renting a property does not mean it has to feel temporary. With the right ideas, you can create a comfortable, personal space without risking your tenancy deposit.
The summer period is often busy with tenancies turning over, repairs being completed and new tenants moving in, while the start of autumn brings a fresh opportunity to make sure everything is in order before the colder months arrive.
Moving into a new property in September can feel like a fresh start. Whatever the reason, moving at the start of autumn brings a few extra things to consider.
There is always a cost associated with using a property management company, but for many landlords, that fee is far less than the cost of getting things wrong.
In part 2 of our ‘Top 10 property laws and regulations you should know as a landlord’, we finish the list of legislation every landlord should be aware of.