If you’re thinking about letting out your home, there are a number of important factors to consider before putting it up for rent. From practical advice to legal responsibilities, our handy guide has got you covered. Read more...
The Government has hit landlords hard over the past 12 months with changes to the tax they pay and can claim back. Here we outline the tax rules which landlords need to consider. Read more...
At the end of the tenancy, proposed deductions must be reasonable, proportionate and in excess of fair wear and tear. You should aim to limit wear and tear throughout the tenancy by carrying out inspections and ensure you have covered all bases in the event of a deposit dispute with your tenant. Read more...
With the ever-growing number of laws governing the private rented sector, becoming a landlord for the first time can be somewhat daunting. Here are a few top tips to make sure you understand your legal obligations so you can be sure that you don't fall foul of landlord legislation. More info...
The UK's Private Rented Sector can be a confusing place. With housing under the remit of the devolved governments, it means that the rules can vary quite dramatically across the different countries. More info...
With a growing focus on climate change and a generation of tenants becoming increasingly ‘green’, maximising the energy efficiency of your rental property can prove hugely beneficial. More info...
Recycling is one of the best ways for people to have a positive impact on the world in which we live. It’s vitally important that letting agents, landlords and tenants understand the importance of recycling and their responsibilities before, during and after a tenancy. More info...
To begin the eviction process and seek possession, you must follow strict procedures in order to have a tenant removed from your property. We have compiled a list of do’s and don’ts. More info...
When it comes to being a responsible landlord, the most importance must be put on the safety of tenants. There are around 150 laws now that apply to landlords when they come to letting a property. More info...
When it comes to purchasing additional residential properties, such as second homes and buy-to-let properties, buyers now have to fork out more in land tax fees. More info...
There's a good chance at some point during the year that your tenants may head off for a holiday, leaving your property empty, and potentially vulnerable. Here are our tips to ensure your property remains protected while your tenants are away. More info...
You need an agent that you can trust and rely on when issues arise. The quality of the agent makes a real difference. More info...
2 APRIL 2019 | LONDON EXCEL
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