Landlords

Last week, there was an important new development that could impact tenants and landlords across the UK – as the long-awaited Renters Reform Bill was finally introduced to parliament.

In this post, we explore some of the changes that have happened in the UK property market over the last year, and look at the current and near future opportunities for buy to let investors in Hull.

With the market so competitive, tenants need to be prepared if they’re going to secure the right property. Here are our top tips to help you maximise your chances of finding your dream rental property in Hull.

2020 has been a turbulent time for all of us – personally and professionally.
The UK housing market has not been immune from the impact of the crisis. For months, it ground to a near standstill, with house prices dropping at near-record rates since March.
However, we are now seeing some light at the end of the tunnel – and the impact of the crisis has opened-up some real opportunities. In fact, there has never been a better time to invest in buy to let property in Hull.

On 1st April 2020, the government is making some significant changes to the rules regarding Minimum Energy Efficiency standards – and it’s essential that all your properties meet the new regulations.

In this post, we explore what is happening, and what landlords need to do before April to ensure their properties are compliant.

As the government continues to pivot towards more ‘tenant friendly’ policies, there are several key pieces of legislation that are set to have an impact on landlords in the UK from April 2020.
In this post, we explore the changes, and examine the potential impact on landlords.

The world of buy to let mortgages is ever-changing. With 1000’s of competing products to choose from, and each lender having different criteria, choosing the right mortgage has become a complex task. That’s why it pays to get the knowledge and support of an independent mortgage broker.

As the wetter, colder weather arrives, it brings with it a host of potential property issues and risks that are best dealt with early. Left unchecked, they can cause some serious problems when winter sets in.

Here’s our list of the top jobs landlords need to look during autumn to protect their property and keep their tenants happy throughout the winter months.

In this post, we unpack the announcement – looking at what has happened, when it’s happening, and the potential impact on landlords.

In this post, we take a look at two ways landlords can maximise returns – through effective use of annual rent increases, and strategically timing their tenancy renewals.