Clarity in safety signage is often an overlooked element of rental property management. Properly placed and easily understood ...

They do not know each other. They live on different continents, own properties in different cities, and arrived at the decision to sell through entirely – Two sellers, two markets, one process: what l ...

UK property management operators are navigating a tighter margin environment than at any point in recent years. Platform commissions have increased, guest – 6 best property management software platfor ...

People renting rooms could be wrongly assuming they benefit from the new protections given to private tenants, when their landlord may only need to give reasonable notice and may not require a court ...

Landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 have had to keep digital records since 6 April, with the first quarterly update due by 7 August. Next April – Making Tax Digital quarterly updates: why la ...

A treated wall can look spotless when a contractor leaves. For a landlord or letting agent, however, that is not necessarily the point at which a mould – After Mould Treatment: What Landlords Should V ...

Some 1,100 rental homes are thought to be affected... Fast broadband is increasingly becoming part of what tenants expect from a rental property, with recent data suggesting the trend extends well ...

For landlords, waste is one of those unglamorous issues that can suddenly become very expensive. Fly-tipping in particular is a growing headache, and one that can land the property owner with the bill ...

An industry expert is warning landlords not to misinterpret or underestimate one critical risk emerging from the Renters Rights Act. Paul Endacott of the 1st Avenue agency says that a common ...

Landlords across Orkney are being offered loans of up to £25,000 to repair and renovate residential properties that have been empty for at least 12 months. The interest rate at 5.5% is described by ...

A Buy To Let lender suggests that landlord fears about the Renters Rights Act are easing. Some 69% of landlords believe the legislation will negatively affect their activities – high, but down from 76 ...

A serious hazard can make a home unsafe before a landlord has a complete repair plan. Housing teams must then manage two connected decisions: how quickly the danger can be addressed, and where ...