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The Airbnb Effect: Why UK Landlords are Embracing Short-term Lets

The UK’s rental landscape is evolving as more landlords branch out into short-term lets.

By 6 min read

An Investor’s Guide to Build-to-rent

Build-to-rent schemes are fast emerging as an attractive investment avenue for property developers and institutional investors.

By 7 min read
Top UK Hotspots For HMO Investment in 2023

Top UK Hotspots For HMO Investment in 2023

Location, location, location. This phrase is often used in the property market to emphasise the power a property’s location has in influencing its value (and potential profitability if you’re a landlord.)

By 10 min read

Landlords Struggle with Rent Increases and Rent Tribunal System

As we know, the government is under pressure from tenant support groups. Following a “disappointing result” in the recent local elections, we have seen the government cancel the proposed changes to Leasehold legislation and hold back on the publication of the Renters Reform Bill. The truth is, that these have the potential to decide the […]

By 9 min read
Understanding Fair Wear and Tear for Rental Properties 

Understanding Fair Wear and Tear for Rental Properties 

For landlords and tenants alike, fair wear and tear is perhaps one of the most contentious and misunderstood areas of letting out a property. Underpinning the discord between parties are the raw feelings of what is considered ‘fair’ and ‘just’ when returning a property after a protracted tenancy.

By 11 min read

Landlord of 8 Years Shares Property Management Advice

Craig has been a landlord for 8 years and uses Landlord Vision to manage his property portfolio.

By 2 min read

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How Much Should Landlords Pay for Property Management? 

Managing your properties is a huge part of being a landlord. Aside from the governmental red tape, you have tenants to look after, finances to keep on top of, various expiring certificates and insurance to be aware of and more besides. 

By 9 min read

16 Expert Tips for First-time Student Landlords

Letting out student housing can be more demanding than running a traditional buy-to-let, but it typically offers greater financial rewards. If you’ve been a landlord before, you should know the ropes, but you’ll need to brush up on the additional student landlord regulations and responsibilities before you can begin letting to students.

By 10 min read
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Landlord of 21 Years: “How I Manage My Rental Properties”

Chrissie has been a landlord for 21 years and uses Landlord Vision to manage her propertyportfolio. We asked Chrissie some questions about how she runs her successful portfolio and why she uses software to mange her properties.

By 2 min read

A Guide to Live-in Landlord and Tenant Rights and Responsibilities 

Whether you manage an extensive portfolio of rental properties or let a single room in your home, you are still classified as a landlord.  If you have the extra space, becoming a live-in landlord by letting a room in your home can be a great way to earn some extra income. 

By 8 min read
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The HMO Landlord’s Guide to Reducing Void Periods

Void periods are a source of frustration for most landlords. Not only do they mean lost income, but they can also lead to additional costs and hassle when it comes to finding new tenants.

By 8 min read

Reasons For Landlords to Feel Positive In 2023

Many British landlords will have entered 2023 feeling battered and bruised. The private rental sector has faced an onslaught of spiralling mortgage rates, rising bills and incessant government legislation. Landlords who have survived thus far, now face the prospect of stuttering economic growth, a polarising political landscape and most worryingly of all – a potential […]

By 5 min read

Be Prepared to Regain Possession of Your Property at any Time

Unfortunately, there are at the moment a lot more landlords beginning or planning to sell up than is usual. There are several reasons for this but mainly it’s the loss of the tax allowance for mortgage costs, the increase in interest rates, and the concern that we will need to spend a lot of money […]

By 10 min read
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Ultimate HMO Guide for Success – Written by a Landlord with 50 Years’ Experience

Mary Latham has been renting out property since 1972. Over the years she has developed a wealth of knowledge to help her build her business and succeed as an HMO landlord.

By 4 min read

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