By Lynne Swanson, Legal Executive, Percy Hughes & Roberts Solicitors. A Section 21 notice is a legal mechanism through which landlords can evict a tenant at the conclusion of a tenancy period, without any reason other than that the lease has reached its end. It is currently one of two Read More ->
When you rent a property from a landlord, you have a number of rights that it is important you understand. These can help to protect you if you have an issue with your landlord or your home. Whilst many of your rights should be outlined in your tenancy agreement, some Read More ->
Build-to-rent homes are built specifically to rent out. Rather than being owned by a private landlord, private firms own the homes and manage the property themselves. You can usually find these properties in major cities. There are many build-to-rent London properties, as London has a greater need for affordable housing Read More ->
Holiday rentals are great investments, and for a number of reasons. However, one of the potential downsides that can catch inexperienced landlords by surprise is not knowing how to keep your rental booked all year-round. After all, some holiday rentals are strategically positioned to attract summer vacationers, while those mountain Read More ->
Landlords across the UK have been left to ‘foot the bill’ for the UK government’s tenant eviction ban according to landlord association, NRLA. The company’s CEO, Ben Beadle, claimed the eviction ban has made landlords: “powerless” and that they: “can’t be expected to foot the bill for the government failure.” Read More ->
With the recent news of Price Harry and his new wife Meghan wanting to step away from Royal duties and wanting to pay their own way; It asks the question of how much would it cost to rent a royal property? Currently, royals that are performing duties are give residences Read More ->
As a landlord, work is never finished. So, you have got new tenants in. All the documents are sorted, however, you need to work out the yield on your rental property. This usually applies to landlords that don’t use an agency. But, how do you work it out? Is it easy Read More ->
When choosing the best place to invest in buy-to-let property for you, yield is of course very important. After all, you’re likely to be investing in rental property to gain the best profits you can. However there are other factors involved and it’s important to base your choice of location Read More ->
If you’re considering buying a property to rent out, you need to consider how much it will cost you to maintain, on top of any mortgage you may need to pay. You won’t be able to exactly predict all the costs because you never know when the fridge may break Read More ->
Every landlord wants to gain the most profit on their buy-to-let properties, especially now that the responsibilities of landords are increasing. TotallyMoney have analysed 500,000 properties across England, Scotland and Wales to find out the buy-to-let yield of each postcode. The best buy-to-let areas TotallyMoney ranked postcodes by percentage yield. Read More ->
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