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Types of landlord insurance
If you have joined the ranks of an estimated ÂŁ2.8m buy to let landlords in the UK, your property is an investment – probably one of the most valuable investments you are likely to make. It makes sense, therefore, to …
The Spring Budget 2024 and landlords
Last month’s Spring Budget was billed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer as a “Budget for Long Term Growth”. Only time will tell whether it achieves that aim but, in the meantime, let’s look at just what the budget holds …
The latest UK property news: Boom time for renting, landlords’ economic value, energy bills and making savings
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) branded the Spring Budget delivered by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in March a “missed opportunity” for the housing sector. Let’s see whether the latest UK property news headlines paint a rosier picture. Renting …
The curse of rent arrears
Bad debts are the scourge of many a business – and, for landlords of course this takes the shape of rent arrears. Managing any rent arrears is important for the cashflow of any buy to let business and the bottom …
Dealing with tenant rent arrears
If you are the landlord of buy to let property, what is likely to be one of your chief worries? If you are like the majority of landlords, this is likely to be a question of your tenants continuing to …
How to sell off your property portfolio
If you have decided to sell off your property portfolio, we have put together some quick tips to help you achieve your investment objectives. Assess your portfolio Begin by evaluating your entire property portfolio. Determine which properties you wish to …
Rent levels, regulating housebuilding, what to look out for when buying an older property and “bribes” to secure a house purchase
What are the current hot topics of UK property news? Let’s delve behind some of the headlines to find out. New attack on Airbnb landlords in Scotland – possible bin collection charges The government in Scotland already regulates Airbnb properties …
I have loss of rent cover and my client has left the property owing me money. Can I claim?
Unfortunately, no you cannot. If your tenants were forced to vacate your property as a result of an insured risk, your let property insurance may offer you contributions towards your loss of rental income and emergency accommodation expenses for your tenants. …
How can I pay for my cover?
We are pleased to accept a wide variety of payment methods, including some of the most popular in use today. That includes the following options: credit cards – carrying most of the major market brands (excluding American Express); bank debit …
Pests in your property – whose responsibility is it?
Dealing with pests in a property can be a frustrating and sometimes alarming experience for landlords and tenants alike. From rodents to insects, pests can cause damage, health hazards, and discomfort. However, determining who is responsible for addressing pest issues …
