The legislation affecting the UK Private Rented Sector

Many landlords who let flats are leaseholders. They may own the flat, arrange the tenancy, collect the rent and deal

Council tax is easy to overlook until something goes wrong. In a straightforward tenancy, the tenant usually pays the council

Money laundering may not be the first risk landlords think about. Most landlords are focused on rent, repairs, tax, insurance,

Many landlords move abroad but keep rental property in the UK. That may happen because they are working overseas, retiring

Making Tax Digital is a major change for many landlords. For years, some landlords have treated tax as an annual

Landlords have a legal responsibility to keep rented homes safe. However, carrying out those duties becomes extremely difficult when a

Tax is one of the least exciting parts of being a landlord. It is also one of the most important.

Tenant referencing is a normal part of letting property. Landlords want to know whether an applicant can afford the rent,

Choosing between tenants is one of the most important decisions a landlord makes. It is also becoming one of the

Rental bidding has become one of the most controversial practices in the private rented sector. In areas of high demand,