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Why NetRent Mortgage Solutions Should Be Your First Call for Property Finance
Property finance rarely begins with a mortgage product. It begins with a person, a property and a plan. A landlord
Fifty Days, Fifty Landlord Risks: Your Searchable NetRent Landlord Legal Updates Index
Over the last 50 working days, NetRent’s Landlord Legal Updates have built a practical knowledge base covering the legal, regulatory
Landlord Portfolio Listings Climb 59 Percent Across England
Nearly £1.4 billion of investment portfolios is being marketed, but the figures do not by themselves prove a nationwide exit
The Annual Rental Property Insurance Health Check
Properties, occupants, rents, rebuilding costs and portfolios change. An annual insurance health check helps ensure the information behind the policy
Housing Providers and Private Leasing Schemes: Why Consistent Property Information Matters
A private leasing scheme can simplify day-to-day property management, but it also creates a longer information chain between the owner,
Improve, Refinance or Sell? The Compliance-Cost Decision Landlords Should Make Before 2027
By late 2026, landlords are being asked to absorb more change than at almost any point in recent years. Across
Why Mortgage Applications Stall: Ten Problems to Solve Early
A mortgage application can appear to be progressing normally and then stop. The lender requests another document, the valuation raises
Older Private Renters Face Widening Housing Benefit Shortfalls
Independent Age calls for higher benefit rates as new analysis highlights pressure on pension age tenants Almost seven in ten
Seven Landlord Insurance Myths That Refuse to Disappear
Landlord insurance is often discussed in shortcuts: the tenant pays for damage, an empty property remains covered for 30 days,
Council Tax and Rental Property: Who Pays During Tenancies, Voids and HMO Occupation?
Council Tax looks straightforward until a tenancy begins, ends, changes from a single household to an HMO, or a property