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    What Happens if Your Tenant is Martha from Baby Reindeer?

    Netflix’s smash hit Baby Reindeer has been hitting the headlines for many many reasons, from the real life Martha’s interview with Piers Morgan to an investigation into writer and star Richard Gadd… but what if you were renting to a stalker – how involved in this are you, as a landlord? Looking to grow your …

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      Decor or Disaster? Tenant’s Extreme Home Makeover in Rental Flat

      Landlords, let’s talk decoration – how much… is too much? Looking for your own home to decorate as you please? You’ll want to work with a mortgage broker to get the best possible deal, so let us know – we can help! Get in touch Today, we’ve got the story of one long-term tenant whose …

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        Rental Scams: Don’t Get Caught Out

        Did you know that 4,800 rental scams were reported by the public in 2021, costing a total of £7 million? How can rental scams impact landlords and tenants? What signs should you look out for? Have you fallen foul of a con-artist? Get in touch via the comments below and tell us all about it! …

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          The 5 Things To Make or Break Your Rental Business

          Everyone seems to think it’s easy being a landlord – that all you have to do is sit back and watch the money roll in. But landlords will tell you a different story… While property is one of the best investments you can make, it’s still a pretty tricky job, especially if you’re doing it …

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            How to Rent a Property in the UK? A Step-by-Step Guide and Tips

            Are you ready to embark on the exciting journey of finding your dream rental home? Before you dive in, there are crucial steps you need to know to make your renting process smooth and stress-free. From understanding your right to rent and calculating affordability, to exploring different types of houses and choosing the perfect location …

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              Don’t Get Court Out: Maintenance Issues Could See You In Court

              Many landlords fall foul of small mistakes that can lead to fines or even a day in court Being a landlord can feel fraught with pitfalls, especially when it comes to ensuring that you and your tenant are on the same page with regards to property maintenance.  Your property is an asset, and you want …

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                Rent to Rent Schemes: Too Good to be True?

                Rent to Rent: What You Need to Know to Protect Your Property Admit it: at some time or other you’ve seen an amazing new product, imagined it solving all your problems and bought it straight away. Then three months later it’s gathering dust and you realise you’ve thrown away a few quid with no benefit. …

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                  What do I do about anti-social behaviour complaints?

                  I’ve had anti-social behaviour complaints about my tenant, what should I do? Anti-social behaviour ranges from playing music too loudly and dumping rubbish on the street, all the way through to threatening, abusive and violent behaviour.  Many people will encounter some form of anti-social behaviours at one time or another, but if the perpetrators are …

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                    Subletting: What you need to know

                    Subletting is when a tenant who is renting a property then rents part, or all, of that property to another person. Whether you are a tenant looking to let out a room in your rented house, a landlord navigating the legalities of the comings and goings in the student flat share you rent out, or …


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