News / 04.11.2019 Landlords: are you ready for 2020? 2020 is the year that sees three pieces of legislation affecting all residential tenancies come into force. Landlords need to be prepared to avoid exposing themselves to penalties. From 20th March 20... Read More
News / 11.07.2019 Residential Tenancies You would be forgiven for thinking that it is simply too much trouble to be a Landlord in private rental properties these days. There have been numerous additional restrictions and obligations imposed... Read More
News / 15.04.2019 The Government Proposes Plan to Abolish Section 21 (“No Fault”) Evictions It will be announced today by the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, James Brokenshire, that landlords will lose the ability to repossess their properties using Section... Read More
News / 31.01.2019 How long is too long? Don’t pause for thought on forfeiture A landlord under a lease (either residential or commercial) is generally entitled to forfeit a lease[1]. Forfeiture has always been seen as a draconian measure and one that the court of equity as long... Read More
News / 20.03.2018 Gain or Strain: The Truth About Buy to Lets & Second Homes Legislative Changes Landlords Need to Know Whether you are buying a home to let or acquiring one for a family member, changes in the law could see you out of pocket or even facing court a... Read More
News / 06.06.2017 Potential Pitfalls for Airbnb Landlords It seems harmless enough, allowing visitors to the area to use your spare room or even the whole property for a few nights and you make some money out of it. This is an increasing trend with t... Read More
News / 01.06.2015 Warning Notice for Landlords Warning Notice for Landlords Landlords: note a very important date: 23 June 2015. Most landlords are aware of the need to secure or register any deposit received from a tenant with a tenancy deposit... Read More