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Student Landlords Face Uncertain Future as Renters’ Rights Bill Looms
For decades, the student rental market has operated on a predictable rhythm. Students move out in late spring, properties are
Councils’ Spending on Temporary Accommodation Soars to £2.8bn
Key Data Councils spent £2.8bn on temporary accommodation in 2024–25, a 25% increase on the previous year. Spending has more
The Ultimate Guide to Landlord Liability Insurance in the UK
Being a landlord isn’t just about collecting rent — it comes with serious legal responsibilities. If something goes wrong at
The Cost of Doing Nothing: Why Waiting to Remortgage Could Hurt You
When it comes to buy-to-let mortgages, many landlords adopt a “wait and see” approach. With interest rates shifting and plenty
Inheritance Tax Hits £3.7bn as More Families Dragged In
Inheritance tax receipts hit £3.7bn between April and August, up £200m on the same period last year, new HMRC data
Do Tenants Really Need Contents Insurance? Landlord FAQs Answered
As a landlord, one of the most common questions you’ll hear from tenants is: “Does your insurance cover my stuff?”
Renters’ Rights Bill Nears Royal Assent – But Major Concerns Remain
The Government’s flagship Renters’ Rights Bill is entering its final stretch, with a return to the House of Lords scheduled
How to Get the Best Buy-to-Let Mortgage Rate in 2025
Mortgage rates play a crucial role in determining your rental profits. The difference of just 1% on a buy-to-let mortgage
Landlords Could Face Year-Long Eviction Ban in Scotland
Scottish landlords could be prevented from evicting tenants for the first 12 months of a tenancy, under a proposal set
Property Tax in the Spotlight: What Landlords Need to Know
In the run-up to the Autumn 2025 UK Budget, speculation about property taxation has intensified. One of the most striking