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.
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.
The new Private Rented Sector Ombudsman is set to become a major part of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 and will likely change how complaints are handled across the UK private rented sector.
For landlords with properties in nationwide locations, centralised property management delivers a practical way to keep everything working seamlessly without having to manage every detail personally.
Legionella is an important consideration across the world. It is not confined to one type of property, one sector or even one country. Wherever water systems are used and maintained, there is potential for Legionella bacteria to develop if conditions allow it
The period between tenants is one of the most important moments in a property’s lifecycle – and with Urpad, it’s often shorter than with other property management companies.
For many of our landlords, reviewing their property portfolio is a regular occurrence. At Urpad, property management goes beyond day-to-day operations and we are uniquely positioned to support when it comes to buying or selling within their existing portfolio
As the media frenzy around his leadership ambitions grows, what might Andy Burnham housing policy be, and how might it affect the private rented sector?
It’s not a myth; if you can find the money, then being a landlord and owning rental property can be a financially and emotionally rewarding investment. It’s been proven to deliver long-term returns and a steady income.