
Two Months After the Renters’ Rights Act: What I’m Seeing on the Ground
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

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

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For many landlords, the biggest perceived risk to a property investment has traditionally been problematic tenants. Rental arrears, void periods and property damage have historically

For many overseas landlords, the long-term strategy has historically seemed relatively straightforward. Keep the property tenanted, maintain consistent rental income and if circumstances change in

One of the questions people ask all the time is: “When is the best time to invest in property?” It is a fair question. After

For many overseas investors, UK property has historically been viewed as a stable long-term asset. The property may already be professionally managed, occupied by good

London property is rarely black and white. Here are four common myths about slow listings, high offers, buyer power and landlords and what is really

The London property market is becoming more selective and new legislation is forcing landlords to choose between selling or long-term letting. Here’s what it means

Discover how the right support, guidance and trusted network can help tenants confidently transition into homeowners and why relationships matter more than transactions. Sometimes the

Discover how understanding people and timing can turn an “impossible” property deal into a perfect outcome for landlords, tenants and buyers. In property, timing is