The Renters’ Rights Act has reshaped the rules of the private rented sector — and there is a hard transitional deadline that catches every existing landlord. Miss it, and you face a potential £7,000 fine and a structural block on your ability to recover...
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...
Remortgaging shouldn’t feel like a headache but with shifting incomes, changing property values and stricter lending rules, it can sometimes be more complicated than simply hunting for a better rate. With many fixed-rate and introductory deals ending in 2026, now is...
The long-awaited Renters Rights Bill has officially cleared its final stage in Parliament, marking a major milestone for the private rented sector in England. On the 22nd October 2025, MPs approved the final version of the Bill, paving the way for it to receive Royal...
From 1st November new amendments to the Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) regulations come into effect and they bring tougher penalties for landlords who fail to comply. These updates form part of a wider reform that extends electrical safety standards...
In the latest Rightmove quarterly update on the rental market – data shows that rents on average have hit record highs nationwide. The report can be viewed at this Link It is a mark of the continuing chronic under supply of rental homes that has existed for...
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