Lettings

Landlords have a duty of care to keep buy-to-lets in a fit and habitable state, as detailed in the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and the Housing Act 2004. Responsibilities include preventing mice and rats from entering the property and addressing an infestation that is a result of sub-standard living conditions.

House hunting this winter? Discover how to make your search easier, faster, and stress-free with expert tips for tenants.

Renting doesn’t have to be stressful. Learn how clear communication, mutual respect, and a good relationship with your landlord can make your tenancy smoother and worry-free.

 Get the latest October update on the Renters' Rights Bill!

Moving in with mates this winter? Here’s how to make joint tenancy work for everyone — minus the legal jargon and the awkward bill chats

Struggling with high bills? Discover simple, practical ways UK tenants can save money on gas, electricity, water, and broadband — without compromising comfort!

Electrical faults are a leading cause of fires. Ensure your property is safe and compliant with EICR inspections, proper maintenance, and timely reporting.

Think fire doors are just a box-ticking exercise? Think again. Learn how landlords can protect tenants, prevent damage, and stay fully compliant.

Keep your property occupied and your income flowing all year long. From pricing smartly to building tenant loyalty, learn five effective ways to minimise void periods and protect your rental returns.

Energy bills, soaring rent, and inflation are squeezing UK renters. Here’s what it really means for your flat, your wallet, and your day-to-day life—and how to cope.

Renting has its quirks no tenancy agreement ever mentions—noisy neighbours, deposits, maintenance mysteries, and everything in between. Here are the unwritten rules every tenant eventually learns (the hard way).

The Renters’ Reform Bill brings big changes for tenants. From new rights to updated rules, here’s what you need to know to stay informed and protected.