Archive for the Landlords Category

As a landlord, the decision to rent a property furnished or unfurnished is entirely yours to make. Here are a few things to consider when deciding whether to rent your property furnished or unfurnished.

You might believe that a fire or a case of carbon monoxide poisoning at your property is unlikely. But every year, many people fall victim

Buy-to-let is a popular investment. When you buy a property for the purposes of renting it out you will probably need a buy-to-let mortgage. Many

Mould and damp are health hazards which will eventually damage your property. Find out how to spot the symptoms and resolve any problems.

Landlords considering setting up a limited property company should act while the chancellor’s stamp duty holiday is still in force, according to tax experts. Setting

Rent guarantee insurance provides cover for landlords, should their tenants fail to pay their rent. It’s not a legal requirement to take out rent guarantee

Letting a property for the first time can be daunting. To help you manage it all – and succeed as an accidental landlord – a few tips can go a long way. Discover these tips for success as an accidental landlord.

You might believe that a fire or incident of carbon monoxide poisoning is unlikely to happen in your rental property. Sadly, such tragedies are all

Buy-to-let landlords struggling to make ends meet as a result of the coronavirus pandemic have been given the option of deferring their self-assessment tax payments

Looking to add value to your rental property? Discover nine ways to add value to your property.

The National Residential Landlords’ Association (NRLA) is calling for a “careful re-opening of evictions,” following the easing of coronavirus lockdown measures. In March, the government

What rights does a landlord have when a tenant wants to run a business from a rented property? And what can go wrong?