Lettings

New EPC regulations are set to change the lettings market. Be prepared to meet the new standards and protect your investment.

Keeping your rental property in top condition does not have to be costly. Discover smart, budget-friendly ways to reduce wear and tear while protecting your investment.

Teaser line Avoid costly fines and legal trouble by ensuring your Right to Rent checks are fully compliant in 2025.

A well-structured tenancy agreement protects both landlords and tenants from common disputes.

The good news that rents are not rising as rapidly must be music to your ears. As 2025 begins, rental inflation is at a slower rate compared to previous years. This is largely thanks to a 1.6% increase in rents for new lets over the first half of 2024. This was the slowest rise since 2021. 

For property investors, strategy is key and usually starts with contemplation. Examining the year behind us can help you to develop your future plans. Whether you’re a seasoned landlord or a potential investor, here are some of the key takeaways from 2024:

A well-managed property portfolio can provide a sturdy and reliable stream of income and significantly contribute to your long-term financial health. If you’re ready to expand your portfolio, now is the perfect time to act. As we progress through the year, here are some of the key reasons to invest in property in 2025:

Renewing a tenancy agreement can be a straightforward process if approached correctly by both the landlord and the tenants. Whether you're a landlord wanting to extend your tenancy agreement or a tenant looking to secure another term in your rental property, understanding the steps involved is important for a smooth transition.

Finding the perfect rental home for tenants and landlords can sometimes be a challenge. However, there is a lot of common ground that, if covered correctly, can make life easier. So, here are ten things to look out for that may help you find the perfect rental home.

The Renters’ Rights Bill is Labour’s push to reform the private rental sector and the proposals are expected to pass into law this year. In fact, if progress keeps up its current pace, we could see new legislation introduced as early as April 2025.

As we head towards one of the most expensive periods of the year – Christmas - Ofgem confirmed the energy price cap would rise at the start of 2025.

Did you know 21% of private renters were asked to provide a guarantor when they applied to rent their current property? This finding was part of the latest English Housing Survey, which revealed almost 1 million tenants needed a backup financial plan.