Choosing the right letting agent
In this article, we share six simple tips to help landlords choose the right letting agent to work on their behalf.
Tenancy Security Deposit: A 5-minute guide for landlords
You’ve made the ideal investment and have furnished your rental property. You’ve checked the references of your soon-to-be tenant. But you also want to take a security deposit to protect yourself from any damages down the line. Here’s the lowdown on what you need to know.
How to find great tenants for your rental property in the UK?
Selecting the perfect tenant for a rental property in the UK is an important job, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. There’s a lot to take into account to find great tenants; due diligence should be your top priority. After all, the last thing you want is to wind up in a situation where the tenant doesn’t pay the rent, and you have to enter into a prolonged dispute period.
How can a landlord end a tenancy in the UK?
In an ideal world, no landlord would ever have to end a tenancy early. Unfortunately, however, we don’t live in an ideal world, and as a result, ending tenancies early is something that both landlords and tenants have to be prepared for.
How to create a property inventory for rental properties in the UK
A property inventory is a record of all the things that you own in your house. There are a number of different homeowners who will want to make sure they perform a property inventory before getting on with selling their place.
A tenant’s checklist before renting a home
Renting a house or apartment in the UK can be a daunting experience, especially for first-timers. However, by staying organized and informed, you can navigate the rental process with confidence. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover a tenant’s checklist before renting a home, providing you with all the information you need to make informed decisions.
Should you operate as a private landlord or should you use a letting agent?
Many homeowners throughout the UK, who are considering letting out a property they own, have to make a tricky decision long before any paperwork even gets signed. The question is whether they should work as a private landlord, or whether they should make use of a letting agent.