Maintaining a good relationship with your tenant is key to successfully letting out your property as a happy tenant is likely to become a long-term tenant who looks after your property or even tenant who refers other tenants to you and because of this, it is a smart business move...

Christmas is one of the busiest times of year and your tenants are likely going to be away visiting friends and family. A vacant property can lead to disasters such as burst pipes, among other things, so ensure that your tenants protect themselves and your property from small problems as...

When it comes to letting a property, it can be tempting to accept the first tenant who makes an offer. After all, any rental void can mean unwelcome costs for landlords who understandably don’t want to see their properties lie empty. However, from refusing to pay their bills and trashing...

There are many reasons why landlords might want to evict their tenants and get their properties back. For example: You may want your tenants to leave so you can sell with vacant possession You may want to do renovation works which cannot be done with tenants Your tenants may be...

If you are in the business of providing serviced accommodation or are in the holiday let business, obviously, you fully furnish a property. If not, what is best will depend upon the needs of the local market. But even then, there are no hard and fast rules and it can...

Creating greener, more energy efficient rental properties isn’t always a top priority for landlords.   But, as of 1st April 2018, any rented property that does not comply with the new changes to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) regulations could diminish your marketability and cost you thousands in fines. So as...