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Are You Keeping Up With Your Legal Duties as a Landlord? Landlord responsibilities in England have never been more complex — or more con...
Thinking about putting your home on the market? Before you book a single viewing, there's work to be done — and the sellers who do it pro...
Maintenance is the part of being a landlord where the stakes are highest — and the consequences of getting it wrong are steeper than ever...
Clapham has long been one of South London's most compelling postcodes — and right now, there are compelling reasons to take a closer look...
South London's lettings market is splitting in two — and which side your property sits on could make a significant difference to your ret...
South London's property market is telling two very different stories at once, and which one applies to you depends entirely on what you o...
# Don't Let the Wrong Survey Cost You Thousands Buying property in South London means navigating some of Britain's oldest and most compl...
What repairs are landlords legally required to make, and what’s changed under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025? Landlords in Engl...
You never get a second chance to make a first impression. Prospective buyers take just seconds to decide whether they are interested
Buying an investment property is one of the biggest financial commitments you can make. Whether you are purchasing your first buy-to-let or
If you’re buying a house, you need to factor the cost of stamp duty into your budget. Stamp duty can seem confusing,
Dampness, condensation and mould are common problems in UK rental properties, particularly in older buildings. These issues present a fre...
Are you struggling to sell your property in Tooting? You may love your property, but what are you getting wrong if you’re
Demand for good-quality rental property in London remains strong, with 30% of Londoners living in the private rental sector. As London...
Is your garden a tranquil haven from the hustle and bustle, packed with colour and bursting with wildlife and shady spots to
If you are planning to sell your property in the next few months, now is a perfect time to get things ready,
If you are buying a flat the chances are it will be a leasehold property. Here are 3 questions to ask before committing to the sale.
If you are considering buying an investment property in south-west London, location is as important as ever. From schools to public trans...
It is easier to a new-build home but older properties have many advantages. They are often bigger, better built and have period features.
Demand for affordable housing in London is high, and Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) offer a more affordable housing alternative to ...
When you moved into your home, do you recall the excitement you felt? Do you remember the freshness of each room? Well,
If you are a landlord thinking of cashing in on your investment, you’ll want to achieve the best possible selling price. Read
It may seem counterintuitive, but selling a house is an expensive business. It is not simply a case of naming your price
Surveys conducted by varies agencies in the UK have suggested that as many as 75% of tenants favour managed properties. At first
Conflict does occasionally occur between landlords and their tenants. If this happens, the letting agent can often step in to assist with
If you have ever sold a property, you will know that it can be a stressful and drawn-out affair. Numerous factors can
The Renters’ Rights Bill aims to transform the rental landscape in the UK, particularly in cities like London where rental demand is
Britain is a notoriously pet-loving nation, around 40% of households have one. However, when it comes to buy-to-let landlords only a few
Interior experts offer plenty of advice for making home improvements – from loft conversions and new bathrooms to ripping out flooring and
Moving into your first rental home is a significant milestone and an exciting adventure. But with a lot to think about and
Are you thinking of putting your home on the market or renting it out? If so, one of the legal requirements for
If you have had an offer accepted on a property, it is advisable to commission a professional survey. Not everyone does so,
Every landlord needs a way of managing their rental property expenses. Here are our tips for landlords.
Moving house is one of the most stressful things you can do. If you speak to those who have moved recently, they
Letting property can be an excellent way to generate valuable extra income or to fund your retirement. But being a residential landlord
Not every landlord is a wealthy entrepreneur with an extensive portfolio of properties. Many have become ‘accidental landlords̵...
If you’re’ a buy-to-let landlord, you want your property to be a profitable investment. The rent your property achieves will,...
Being a landlord brings a lot of responsibility – for example, ensuring your tenants have a safe and compliant home to live
The Tenant Fees Act bans most letting agent fees charged to tenants. We look at what this means for landlords, letting agents and tenants.
Allowing tenants to carry out their own maintenance and repairs is not a good idea. It means you have no control over
With its quirky cocktail bars, gastro food options and eclectic range of stalls, multi-award-winning Tooting Market is a great place for ...
