More landlords are turning to bridging finance to move quickly on a purchase, fund a refurbishment ahead of refinancing, or ...

Every landlord has felt the temptation. A property between tenancies, a bit of budget set aside, and a long list of possible ...

Too quick an acceptance could mean losing out on thousands of pounds – Why landlords who sell should NOT accept the first ...

Imagine a tenant emails at 8.17am with three photographs of mould around a bedroom window. What happens next matters almost as much as what eventually – The First 48 Hours of a Damp and Mould Complain ...

Councils in England can now impose penalties of up to £7,000 over serious hazards. Here are six autumn checks that can help landlords spot damp problems – Landlord autumn inspection checklist: 6 check ...

The Renters’ Rights Act has sparked widespread discussion around rent guarantee insurance, with many landlords understandably ...

Property investment is a long-term strategy, but that doesn't mean every property needs to stay in your portfolio forever. – Is Your Buy-to-Let Still Working for You? Six Questions Every Landlord Shou ...

Choosing an investment property isn't only about finding somewhere that works financially. Landlords also need to think about the people who could – What Makes a Property Attractive to Today’s Tenants ...

Every year, the government publishes the English Housing Survey, and landlords gain new insight into tenant experiences in the UK. The housing survey is – 4 Tips for Building Positive Relationships as ...

A landlord with three single lets and a clean credit file can still get a surprise the first time they finance a house share.

Dollis Hill's rental market has changed fast this year. Since 1 May 2026, the Renters' Rights Act has replaced assured ...

Selling a rental isn’t the same as selling a home you live in. Sitting tenants, void periods, EPC obligations and a buyer pool that often shrinks the moment “tenanted” appears in the listing all make ...