From hidden leaks to unreliable boilers, some of the most expensive property repairs begin with the smallest warning signs. Here’s how a simple monthly routine
Five months after the biggest changes to England’s rental market in years, we’re beginning to see something more useful than predictions: How landlords and tenants
Spring gets most of the attention when it comes to selling property but fewer competing homes, focused buyers, the natural warmth of the season and
The rules around pets in rental properties have changed but perhaps the bigger change landlords need to make is not to their property, it’s to
Having an offer accepted is exciting but until contracts are exchanged, the transaction isn’t normally legally binding. Here’s what happens next and why good communication
The London property market isn’t easy at the moment. Buyers have plenty of choice. They’re taking longer to make decisions, negotiating harder and being increasingly
Buying a property is a major financial commitment but one of the most important details is often misunderstood: Are you buying freehold or leasehold? These
Nobody has a crystal ball when it comes to property. But there are three trends I believe sellers, landlords and investors should be watching carefully.
When I spoke at the Growth in Property Management conference at the Caledonian Club in June, most of the discussion centred around one topic: the
The legislation may have changed in May but what has happened since has been far more interesting. When the Renters’ Rights Act came into force
