Awaab’s Law has brought in changes to make sure tenants are protected from the damaging effects of damp and mould. Here's everything social landlords need to know - and a useful solution to help meet the new requirements.

With a General Election called for 4 July, we're taking a look at where the four main parties stand on the most important issues affecting landlords and tenants in the private rented sector.

London Fire Brigade has warned that e-bikes and e-scooters are now the fastest growing fire hazard in London. Here's what landlords need to know about protecting their properties against this growing and very dangerous risk.

The 2024 Spring Budget on 6th March introduced a number of changes that will affect private landlords and furnished holiday let owners. Here’s a round-up of what’s set to impact the industry.

According to the NRLA, over 1.2 million households in the private rented sector accommodate someone with a disability or long term illness. To meet the needs of tenants, landlords may apply for a Disabled Facilities Grant.

The effects of burst pipes can be devastating, including flooding, mould and extensive damage to homes forcing tenants out. In this post, we’ll look at common causes for burst pipes and tips for preventing burst pipes in rental property.

Finding a balance in terms of rental rate is never easy, and there's lots to consider. Here we're delving into the factors that influence how much rent you can charge, as well as how to determine fair rent.

The recent Autumn Statement, delivered on 22 November 2023, saw the Chancellor outline plans for the year ahead, with a number of measures designed to ‘help grow the economy’. But which of them will affect private landlords?

A property that’s obviously empty will always prove a greater risk of being targeted by intruders. Here we’re taking a look at the potential risks associated with vacant rental property, and how to tackle them.

One of the key responsibilities as a landlord is to safeguard the deposits of tenants. Here’s a guide to understanding the importance of tenant deposit schemes, and how to protect tenants’ deposits effectively.

There are many reasons why improving the EPC rating of a rental property could make sense, aside from the fact that it is a breach of legal duty to let a property that doesn’t meet the required minimum ‘E’ rating.

With more time spent outside during the summer, it can spark a range of landlord & tenant disputes that may not occur the rest of the year. Here’s a look at some common seasonal disputes, and how to avoid them.