The end of a tenancy is often fraught for landlords and renters alike, even if it’s the renters who’ve given notice. The renters are usually anxious to get their deposits back promptly and to get a good reference. The landlords are worried about what state the property will be left in, and how long it …
7 Tips How to Achieve Positive End of Tenancy Checkout View Post »
This blog post explains the 10 key changes proposed by the 89 page Renters Reform Bill, which will affect landlords and renters alike, and which stage we’re at with each change. The Bill had its first reading in parliament on 17 May. The next stage is the second reading, which is when it will be …
Technology has developed at an incredible rate, especially over the last decade. There are now so many tech tools that landlords can use to manage their buy to let portfolios themselves, or in conjunction with property Virtual Assistants (VAs), from a mobile phone. In this blog post, I go through 4 different ways that landlords …
How can landlords use technology to manage their portfolios? View Post »
Are you thinking of self-managing your own buy to let property? With increasing interest rates squeezing landlords’ margins, managing your own rental property yourself is an easy way of increasing your profitability and net cash flow. However, most letting agents will tell you that managing buy to lets is something best left to them. After …
Landlord Guide: How to Self-Manage your Buy to Let View Post »
Landlords who use online platforms like OpenRent to find tenants need to carry out checks to make sure the tenants have the right to rent property in the UK. Although online referencing providers will check identities by asking applicants to upload ID documents, this isn’t enough to confirm the applicants have the right to rent …
Landlord Guide: How to carry out your own Right to Rent checks View Post »
