Author: Rob Dunn

Homeowners may have difficulty repaying loans and making their mortgage payments if they encounter economic or financial troubles. If things

Before getting a job, you provide a reference.  Before seeking a relationship, the friends look you up, and get a

There is no such thing as 100% mortgages any more. There used to be, people could buy a property on

The rental market is booming, expanding in many different directions across the UK.  There are Buy to Let, and BTL

Property developers and investors are always looking out for which property is best and where they can get the highest

In a world where there are more renters than buyers, and where the younger generation are possibly getting priced out

How many ways are there to pay the rent? Post dated cheques:  These are written in advance and dated for

A landlord can’t just raise the rent anytime they want, or by however much they want. There are rules and

There are a few certainties in life. We will pay our taxes. We will die. We will experience a bad

Since 2007, nearly 18 million domestic EPCs (Energy Performance Certificate)  have been submitted in England and Wales. The law as

Landlords often only decorate between tenants, and with a new tenant contract being 12 months, it means that they can

Before, during and after leasing, the apartment or house needs to be spotless.  If it is a small space, even

A small place is good for a small family, or a single person, or a couple.  As soon as your

The UK rental market is very busy.  There are more properties for rent than there are to buy. Developers and

There are several reasons why a landlord might want to check their property. It is an expensive asset, they need

In the present economic situation, many buyers are finding it even more difficult to purchase a home. A growing number

When you rent, you rent for a fixed term. When that fixed term is up, you move out. Sounds simple,

How much is a deposit these days?  It can be one month down, one month in advance.  It can be

When a property goes to auction, there is always a risk that the buyer could pay over the odds, however,

When you say serviced accommodation, some people might think that they are living in a care home, whereas others might

If you have gone for a job, you will have been required to give references.  If you have gone on

Nothing is straightforward in finding a property. Going through listings, contacting people, driving around areas, searching for vacant properties, and

It is stressful enough to look for a new property. Tenants do not need the extra burden of interviews, references,

It is an exciting time in your life, your first home, or your next new home. Moving house is a

Too many cooks spoil the broth. Working with too many people at the same time can cloud the waters and

Pets are popular in the United Kingdom. The UK loves cats, dogs, and other household pets. They are a member

A landlord’s success depends on rigorously assessing all possible renters. Their income comes from the rent that they collect, so

Being a landlord is much more complicated than it first sounds! It seems simple doesn’t it?  Get a house, find

Like with most situations involving 2 parties, there are positives and negatives to the situation. It may seem that selling

At the start of the pandemic, people moved out of the city, to the countryside, where they had fresh air,