If you’re a Landlord, you’re likely familiar with the term “fair wear and tear.” However, understanding what it actually means, as well as when it’s not applicable, can be challenging. This week’s Friday Focus for Landlords’ devles into this interesting topic.
If you’re a Landlord, you’re likely familiar with the term “fair wear and tear.” However, understanding what it actually means, as well as when it’s not applicable, can be challenging. This week’s Friday Focus for Landlords’ delves in to this interesting topic.
Whether you are redecorating your home ahead of a sale or you’ve just moved and have a blank canvas to personalise, there’s a myriad of choices when it comes to colours, accessories, materials and fittings.
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Welcome back to another edition of “Friday Focus for Landlords”!
We know that the world of property management and rentals can sometimes be filled with serious discussions and important decisions. But hey, not every blog post needs to be all business, right? ️
That’s why, this Friday, we’re turning up the fun factor and embracing the lighter side of landlord tales. We’ve gathered some hilarious and heartwarming anecdotes that remind us that in the midst of property inspections and lease agreements, there’s plenty of room for laughter and unexpected surprises.
Would you know if your tenant presented a subletting risk? Are you confident you’d know how to spot if subletting was taking place? With recent research by Direct Line showing 1 in 8 tenants had engaged in subletting activity – and with 22% of tenants considering or already signed up to Airbnb or similar – subletting is something to take seriously in 2023.
We’re thrilled to kick off this weekly series designed exclusively for Landlords who are passionate about enhancing their property management skills and achieving greater success. With each Friday’s edition, we’ll delve into the depths of property lettings, arming you with invaluable insights and expert tips that will empower you on your journey.
As we progress through the third quarter of 2023, it’s interesting to note the broader trends in the property market. While the frantic conditions that accompanied the pandemic are over, the moving market is brisker than it was four years ago. To illustrate, Zoopla found property offers are received quicker now when compared to pre-Covid times.
Whether you have an open mind at the start of the sales process or have been on the market for some time and are looking for any extra advantage, the art of feng shui can be deployed to help sell your home.
Government Proposes Delay to Increasing EPC Ratings:
The deadline to achieve EPC band C on rental properties may be pushed back to 2028, providing landlords with more time for improvements.
The investment cap is expected to increase to £10,000. A “fabric first” approach to energy efficiency prioritizes insulation before heat and electricity improvements. The consultation on these proposals closed on January 8, 2021, with plans for a second consultation in 2022.
Private rented properties are among the least energy efficient in the UK. However, the sector is making progress with a 13% increase in homes achieving EPC bands A to C since 2009. The government aims to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Heat pumps are still a relatively new way to power residential homes but their fuel savings, eco credentials and ability to improve your EPC rating isn’t going unnoticed. We answer the top six heat pump questions so you can make an informed installation decision.
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