2026 is bringing with it several important regulatory changes for landlords. From electrical safety renewals to tenancy reform under the Renters Rights Act, planning ahead will help you avoid last minute costs, compliance risks and unnecessary stress. Below is a...
The Renters Rights Act introduces significant changes across the private rented sector including new rules around pets in rental homes. If you’re a landlord it’s important to understand what’s changing and how to stay compliant. The legislation which received Royal...
If you’re new to property investing it can feel like every decision is a potential disaster. Experienced investors on the other hand seem unshakable. The difference isn’t just skill it’s perspective. They measure success over decades not months. Once you adopt the...
For landlords 2026 is shaping up to be the most significant year of legislative change since the Housing Act 1988 transformed the private rented sector. From May the Renters’ Rights Act will fundamentally change how tenancies operate. Alongside this Making Tax Digital...
The Renters’ Rights Bill (RRB) represents one of the most far reaching reforms the private rented sector has experienced in recent years. Designed to create fairer and more balanced conditions for tenants, the legislation introduces a wide range of new requirements...
Becoming a landlord isn’t always part of the plan. Whether you’ve inherited a property, moved in with a partner while keeping a spare home or simply can’t sell in a tough market, stepping into the role of a landlord can feel overwhelming. But don’t worry! Many...
In a rental market where “affordability” is fast becoming a relative term and tenant referencing grows ever more cautious, rent guarantors have gone from optional extra to strategic essential. But despite their growing relevance, a surprising number of landlords still...
After a prolonged period of delays, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment is now being introduced. This government digitisation initiative requires sole traders (not limited companies) who meet certain income thresholds (explained below) to maintain...
Whether renting on an AST as a single let or renting to sharers in an HMO, landlords have an obligation to ensure the property is safe from fire. However, knowing what is required to make a property safe is quite a complex area of the law. There are several important...
A burst pipe can cause extensive damage soaked flooring, collapsed ceilings and thousands of pounds in repairs. But the good news is that most incidents are preventable. Simple Steps to Protect Water and Heating Pipes Keep the heating running on a low setting, day and...
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