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There’s only a very small minority of buyers who will purchase a property without visiting in person. For the masses, a viewing is the ‘make or break’ stage in the search process. If they don’t like what they see, they’ll be discouraged from making an offer and will swiftly move on to the next possibility.

Anti-social behaviour can affect a property and the surrounding community. So how can landlords prevent this with their tenants?

Adding extra storage to where you live – especially if it’s a rental property – doesn’t mean completing a complex DIY exercise. There are several no-drill options that will give you extra places to stash and store. Here are 5 easy fix, no-drill swaps:-

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, has presented the Spring Budget for 2024. Here’s the relevant breakdown for Landlords’.

It was only two months ago that the property market was lauding the return of the Boxing Day bounce – the seasonal influx of buyers and sellers at the end of the year. Now, we’re interested to know if the intent to move home has translated into concrete action.

As a landlord or letting agent in the UK, it’s crucial to have a comprehensive understanding of the lifespan of various items in your rented properties. This knowledge can help distinguish between normal wear and tear and damage that may exceed reasonable expectations, ultimately impacting deposit deductions at the end of a tenancy.

At one point in time almost every landlord will find themselves with an empty property. Normally, it’s only for a matter of days or weeks until a tenant moves in but there could be some unavoidable circumstances that leave your property unoccupied for a prolonged duration.

Whether you’re freshening up the interior of your property ahead of a sale, or have just moved into a new home and want to make your mark, paint will probably form the backbone of your decorating.

Despite the government’s February recess, there will be changes this month that can affect landlords both in the immediate and distant future. From the rise in Right to Rent fines to the Welsh Labour Leadership election, here is everything that could affect Landlords’.  

Wood panelling is the interior design detail that’s here to stay. In fact, it’s a trend that’s never been out of fashion, with the Tudors, Elizabethans, Jacobeans and Victorians all putting their own spin on timber décor.

It’s the piece of legislation that everyone in the lettings industry has been talking about for the past few years. But will it actually come to pass before the general election? And what will it mean if Labour comes to power?

The ups and downs of property prices continue to fascinate many. After spectacular rises during the pandemic, and a temporary sense of panic when Liz Truss was in power, January shows how a more stable landscape has affected values. New data from Zoopla offers a great perspective.