Who’s responsible for repairs in a rented property?
Who’s responsible for repairs in a rented property – landlord or tenant? Both, potentially, but deciding exactly who has to foot the bill can cause headaches. The problem is not the repair itself; it’s understanding the situation and keeping a...
What makes a good letting agent?
What makes a good letting agent? Meeting the very simple (but challenging) needs of landlords – namely, to find people who will commit to a long term tenancy, pay their rent on time and not cause problems for their neighbours or landlord! Not an...
Legislation for landlords – tough and unpredictable
I make no apology for this tabloid-style blog that seeks to frighten its readers by listing the most ‘popular’ ways a landlord can break the law! Every business has its own industry-specific legislation and regulations. For landlords, however, it’s a...
Landlord in lockdown or successful business owner?
Landlord in lockdown or business owner – which title suits your particular situation right now as we transition into a new COVID-19 shaped world? If, like many of our landlord clients, your rental income is guaranteed – even during lockdown –...
Designing out the risk for landlords
Amid the awfulness of Covid-19, I keep thinking about the ever-present problem of risk – our approach to it and how to protect ourselves from its effect. Will such a scenario befall us again? Probably, who knows? From a private rental point of view, I do know...
Legal briefing for landlords
I reckon we all deserve a break from the daily Covid-19 press briefings, so here’s some light relief – a legal briefing for landlords! Who needs a streaming service when you can familarise yourself with what’s imminent or in the pipeline and...
Which is the right buy-to-let property for you?
Choosing the right buy-to-let property depends upon ticking a number of boxes relating to you and your particular circumstances. What’s right for you personally is what matters. This is a medium to long term investment, so get a number of things settled...
Building a positive tenant landlord relationship
In our experience, bad tenants are in the minority – like dodgy landlords. Very few tenants actually set out to create problems for their landlords. However, like any relationship, circumstances change and the knock-on effect can be harmful. Building a positive...
Finding the right business structure for landlords
Profitability in the private rental sector hinges on a number of things, but achieving tax efficiency is a high priority. It’s the sensible and responsible decision. The right business structure for landlords lies at the heart of this and, niche as it sounds,...
Tax planning for landlords
Tax is complicated and infuriating and often makes you wonder if earning a living is worth it, especially if you are a landlord in the private rental sector (PRS). Tax planning for landlords is therefore a hot topic and one that we take very, very seriously....
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