Due diligence has always been a crucial role for any landlord, ensuring that potential tenants are suitable, and able to pay on time and at the agreed rate. However, a worrying new...
Most landlords believe they have a reasonable handle on how their portfolio of properties is performing. The reality is that they find out the truth about three to six months too late...
John Angus, Managing Director at Switch Management, argues that the Renters’ Rights Act needn’t discourage small landlords in the market – but that navigating the...
As a seasoned property investor, I have witnessed firsthand how quickly the real estate landscape can evolve. Each year brings new pressures, new opportunities, and new ways of...
Andy Thompson, director at Eddisons, asks whether clarity can be delivered in the Budget, giving buyers, sellers, landlords and investors a greater understanding of the route ahead.
Allison Thompson, national lettings managing director at Romans, reveals the extra things landlords can do to attract tenants who are willing to pay a little extra.
Victoria Yeandle, associate planner at Lanpro, explains why initiatives to reform local government could delay, rather than expedite, the planning process.
James Cogan, director at Boyer, says Labour’s first year in government has laid the groundwork for change, yet delivery – not ambition – will be the true measure of...
The government wants to make leasehold ‘easier and cheaper’. That’s the headline. It is a virtuous message, politically useful and broadly appealing. But the reality...