Introduced as part of the Corporate Insolvency Governance Act (CIGA) 2020, Restructuring Plans represent the biggest change to the insolvency industry in decades.

Buying a rental property can seem like a smart investment on paper. However, hidden issues that are overlooked upfront can end up costing owners far more down the road in repairs and maintenance. As an investor, you want to avoid buying a “money pit” rental filled with expensive problems.

For both renters and landlords, a beautifully designed and well-maintained outdoor space offers immense value that extends across all seasons. More than just aesthetics, functional gardens provide a host of benefits for tenants and property owners alike.

One of the main considerations for landlords when it comes to their property is central heating. Making sure that tenants can enjoy a warm home and an optimal water supply is a crucial step to renting out your property.

Owning rental property can be a lucrative investment, but maximising profits requires more than just collecting rent each month. For landlords, understanding the importance of strategic financial management is not only beneficial but can ensure that the profits you take home at the end of the month are managed properly. 

Airbnb’s success is truly amazing. The story began in 2007, when the first two Hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home. Airbnb now has more than 4m Hosts worldwide who have welcomed more than 1.5bn guests in more than 220 countries.

Many aspects of the property industry for landlords and agents have long been dominated by face-to-face interactions and paper-based processes. 

It is vital for landlords to make their rental properties appealing to prospective tenants before showing and leasing.

Running rental properties in the UK isn’t easy money. In fact, running rental properties in the majority of places across the world is no small feat, particularly with the way the market has been positioned for the past few years.

One of the main considerations for landlords when it comes to their property is central heating. Making sure that tenants can enjoy a warm home and an optimal water supply is a crucial step to renting out your property. 

It’s an all too familiar scene for many sole traders, landlords and other Self Assessment taxpayers. Despite leaving it until a week or two before the online-filing deadline on 31 January, you’re not too worried about completing your Self Assessment tax return. What could possibly go wrong?

As a homeowner, it can be tough managing through the cost of living crisis. With prices on the rise, keeping your home warm while balancing the books can be a tightrope walk.

The environment is, understandably, a high priority for many people these days. With new regulations on the horizon and shifting attitudes towards sustainability and the UK’s net zero targets, now is the time to evaluate your properties and make changes to become a greener landlord. 

It’s one of those scenarios that landlords dread: an unexpected phone call, email or text from a tenant to deliver news of unwanted guests. Sometimes they’re furry; some have wings; while others are creepy and crawly. They can be really unpleasant and affect people’s health and happiness.