Category: Landlord Advice
What are the latest EPC changes?
Landlords in the UK face a tough regulatory regime when it comes to letting their property, and one area in which regulation seems to grow ever more restrictive is the energy efficiency of dwellings in the private rented sector. Though …
Dealing with mould
It is widely recognised that living conditions have a significant impact on individualsā health. One of the most prevalent causes of unhealthy living conditions is mould and damp which can be a contributor to: respiratory infections and problems; allergies; asthma; …
Eco-friendly upgrades for holiday homes that appeal to environmentally conscious travellers
Staycations and travel within the UK are more popular than ever. But that growing band of travellers are also increasingly discerning when it comes to environmentally responsible accommodation. So, if you let a holiday home, how can you help meet …
What happens if my property suffers a leak?
Water leaks may occur at practically any time of the year, although systems tend to be more vulnerable during the winter time, if pipes have been allowed to freeze and rupture. The leak may be obvious and immediately noticeable, or …
Gas safety certificates: need to know
If you’re a landlord in the UK, ensuring the safety of your tenants is not just a moral obligation ā it’s a legal one. One of the key responsibilities is making sure that all gas appliances, fittings, and flues in …
What are EPC’s?
An EPC ā or Energy Performance Certificate ā is a document required by the landlord or owner of any residential or commercial property that is under construction, being sold, or available to let. EPCs are designed to show how energy-efficient …
Right to Rent law changes 2025: What landlords and letting agents need to know
On the 12th of February 2025, the government published the current guidance to landlords on the subject of Right to Rent checks that need to be made whenever letting a property to tenants. The guidance incorporates a number of changes …
How to leave your unoccupied property: security tips
Are you planning an extended holiday away from home? Perhaps you need to move out while the builders are in? Perhaps thereās a longer than usual interval between tenants moving out of your let property before new ones move in? …
Fire safety rules for UK holiday home owners renting out their property
If you rent out your holiday home, fire safety is something you simply canāt ignore. Itās not just about ticking legal boxes – itās about keeping your guests safe and protecting your investment. The good news is, staying compliant doesnāt …
Politics, pets and lets
How often have you considered adding āno petsā in your advertisement for an upcoming tenancy in a let property you own? You are probably worried about the extra damage or wear and tear that might be caused if your tenants …
