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The pros and cons of renting to students: is it the right choice for you? November 12th

The pros and cons of renting to students: is it the right choice for you?

Student properties are no different in term of quality and facilities than any other type of private rental. And although landlords may have to spend a fair amount on setting up and properly maintaining student lets, they can also charge a good market rent.
Advantages of house hunting in the winter ‘off-season’ November 11th

Advantages of house hunting in the winter ‘off-season’

Generally speaking, and certainly in the past, spring has been the busiest season for buying and selling.
15 ways you can save money as a contract-holder in winter October 24th

15 ways you can save money as a contract-holder in winter

Winter can be an expensive time. It’s easy for heating costs to skyrocket, and then there’s the cost of Christmas festivities and gifts.
Contract-holders want greener rental homes, but not at a higher cost October 23rd

Contract-holders want greener rental homes, but not at a higher cost

New data from a recent survey conducted by Leaders Romans Group (which we're part of) reveals a significant gap between contract-holder demand for energy-efficient rental dwellings and their willingness to pay for them.
How you can help prevent damp and mould as a contract-holder October 21st

How you can help prevent damp and mould as a contract-holder

Damp and mould are common issues in rental dwellings, especially during the colder months. They not only look unsightly but can also lead to health problems if left untreated.
Damp and mould changes – a landlord’s responsibilities October 21st

Damp and mould changes – a landlord’s responsibilities

Damp and mould are two of the most common issues in rented properties, with surface mould caused by condensation one of the main problems.
10 steps to selling your home October 18th

10 steps to selling your home

Selling your home can feel like a huge task, but with the right guidance and preparation, the process can be smooth and straightforward.
High-tech ideas for outside your home October 17th

High-tech ideas for outside your home

Whether you’re intending to sell or looking to refresh a rental, high-tech improvements that modernise your property, add value, and help a home to stand out can go a long way.
Handling contract-holder disputes: Best practices for conflict resolution October 4th

Handling contract-holder disputes: Best practices for conflict resolution

As a landlord, managing a rental property can be rewarding, but it’s not without its challenges.
What expenses can I claim for my rental dwelling? October 3rd

What expenses can I claim for my rental dwelling?

In order to maximise your profits as a landlord, it’s important that you help keep your tax liability as low as possible by claiming all allowable expenses.
How is the property market doing this year versus forecasts? October 1st

How is the property market doing this year versus forecasts?

The headline news is that the property market is doing well and has once again proved many forecasters wrong, with house prices in particular performing slightly better than was predicted last year.
Are landlords really fleeing the sector? September 23rd

Are landlords really fleeing the sector?

For some time now, tighter lettings legislation and increasing taxation for landlords has resulted in media speculation that landlords are quitting the market.
What income do you need to buy a home? September 20th

What income do you need to buy a home?

As property prices continue to increase, many people – particularly those who aren’t yet home owners – are concerned about whether they will be able to afford to buy or move home.
How to save money on groceries as a contract-holder September 16th

How to save money on groceries as a contract-holder

As the cost of living continues to be an issue, food is one area in particular where many of us have noticed a huge jump in prices in the last couple of years.
Ready and waiting: Major perks of a turnkey property September 12th

Ready and waiting: Major perks of a turnkey property

One of the benefits of the UK property market is the wealth of choice available if you’re looking for a property to buy.
Autumn home décor - how to nail the look September 6th

Autumn home décor - how to nail the look

Autumn is the perfect season to transform your home into a cosy, stylish retreat that reflects the warmth and richness of this time of year
Who do you need to be successful in buy-to-let? September 3rd

Who do you need to be successful in buy-to-let?

When you buy-to-let, it’s important to remember that you are effectively setting up a business.
How landlords can avoid being victims of cyber crime August 29th

How landlords can avoid being victims of cyber crime

Cyber crime is the name given to any criminal activity that takes place online. The aim is usually to gain access to your personal information for the criminal’s financial gain.
What costs do you need to factor in when moving house? August 23rd

What costs do you need to factor in when moving house?

Moving home is a big investment. Not only do most people tend to have a large portion of their capital tied up in their property, but the costs involved in the process can extend to many thousands of pounds.
Top 6 renovations to increase your rental dwelling's value August 22nd

Top 6 renovations to increase your rental dwelling's value

As a landlord, it’s important to think about what you can do to increase both your dwelling’s capital value and its rental income potential, to help protect your investment and maximise profits.

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