Landlord

Why Have Rent and Legal Cover as a Landlord?

Why Have Rent and Legal Cover as a Landlord?

Letting a property can be a rewarding investment, but like any investment, it comes with its risks. Whether you’re a new landlord or have an established portfolio, protecting your income and legal position is crucial—and that’s where Rent and Legal Cover comes in....
How to Find a Pet-Friendly Rental

How to Find a Pet-Friendly Rental

Having a pet is one of life’s greatest joys! Just because you’re renting doesn’t mean you have to live without your furry (or unfurry) companions. With more people renting long-term, finding a pet-friendly rental is a top priority for many tenants. In this article,...
6 Tips for a Warmer Home this Winter

6 Tips for a Warmer Home this Winter

As the colder weather is now upon us and energy costs are higher than ever before, it’s never been more important to know how to keep your home warm this winter. Whether you own your property or whether you’re renting, finding ways to reduce your costs couldn’t be...
How to Rent out Your House

How to Rent out Your House

If you haven’t rented out your home before, then it can be difficult to know where to start. From ensuring the property adheres to the electrical safety regulations set for landlords to finding the right tenant to getting a handle on the tax implications, the vast...
5 Ways Landlords Can Increase Their Rental Yield

5 Ways Landlords Can Increase Their Rental Yield

You’ll probably know this already if you are a landlord, but if you don’t yet, you should get to know it – because rental yield is important! But, what is rental yield and what do you, as a landlord you need to know about it? Put simply, rental yield is a way to...
8 Things Every Landlord Should Know

8 Things Every Landlord Should Know

There are a whole host of things every landlord should know, yet many opt to set up their rental property as quickly as possible, disregarding this essential knowledge. So, when questions start getting asked about unpaid rent payments, legal responsibilities, and...
Why now could be an ideal time to let out a property

Why now could be an ideal time to let out a property

As of last year, nearly a fifth of UK homes were privately rented, with just over two-thirds (67%) of landlords reporting a rise in tenant demand during the second quarter of 2023, according to comparison website Uswitch, which also reported that the average price of...
Zeroing in on zero deposits

Zeroing in on zero deposits

Deposits can often feel like barriers to taking on a tenancy. In the UK, tenants typically pay up to five weeks’ rent as downpayment, plus a month rent upfront. Initially you will charged a holding deposit of up to a week’s rent, payable in advance, to secure a...