The Latest Private Rented Sector News
How Rising Costs Are Changing Landlord Mortgage Decisions
For landlords, mortgage decisions are no longer just about finding the next available rate. They now sit inside a much
Guarantors, References and Credit Checks: The Data and Fairness Issues Landlords Miss
Tenant referencing is a normal part of letting property. Landlords want to know whether an applicant can afford the rent,
Landlord Insurance Is Not a Commodity: Why Service Matters as Much as Price
Many landlords treat insurance as if it is a commodity. They look at the renewal premium, obtain another quote, compare
Criminal Tenants: The Hidden Threat Taking Control of Britain’s Rental Homes
For years, politicians, campaigners and much of the media have focused almost exclusively on the activities of so-called “rogue landlords”.
Why 5–15 Property Landlords Need More Than a Standard Insurance Renewal
Landlords with five to fifteen rental properties are in an important position. They are not usually institutional landlords. They may
Angela Rayner Is Back: Why Landlords Should Brace for Another Assault on the Private Rented Sector
Angela Rayner has returned to government as Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government following her appointment by
The Mortgage Risks Landlords Should Review Before They Become Problems
For landlords, mortgage risk is not always obvious until it starts to affect cash flow. A mortgage deal may appear
Choosing Between Tenants: How to Stay Fair, Consistent and Evidence-Based
Choosing between tenants is one of the most important decisions a landlord makes. It is also becoming one of the
Need a Mortgage? Check the Latest Rates Before You Make Your Next Move
The mortgage market remains encouraging, with lenders competing for quality business across residential, buy-to-let, bridging and commercial finance. Headline rates
Rental Bidding Is Banned: What Landlords and Agents Must Not Do
Rental bidding has become one of the most controversial practices in the private rented sector. In areas of high demand,