[ad_1] Although they might not have to deal with what we have to when buying or selling a property, but moving home can be just as stressful for animals as it is for humans. Cats and dogs, in particular, can find a relocation difficult, with new smells, new rooms and new routines making their lives…
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[ad_1] You may think that it’ll cost a fortune to transform and revitalise your home but this isn’t the case. You just need to make high-impact, low-cost changes that will have a huge effect on your residence. Whether you’re looking to transform your home for yourself or to attract potential new renters or buyers, these…
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[ad_1] When you’re picking out a kitchen for a rented property, the first thing to remember is that it’s not for your own home, so there’s no need to spend a fortune! Most tenants are just looking for a well-equipped kitchen that’s easy to keep clean and tidy. Kitchen units and fittings The kitchen is…
[ad_1] Having a good-quality tenant in your property for several years can be a great thing for you as a landlord. You should benefit from: Lower or no void periods No 6 to 12-month re-let administration costs And potentially lower maintenance costs throughout the tenancy, as properly-referenced long-term tenants may take better care of properties.…
[ad_1] Update: The Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has launched its consultation on abolishing so called ‘no-fault’ evictions and improving Section 8 grounds. It will run for 12 weeks and closes on 12 October 2019. Further details of the consultation can be found below. On 15th April, the government announced that it…
[ad_1] As it currently stands, fire doors are only legally required in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). All doors leading to an escape route must be fire resistant and close automatically and it’s advised that fire doors are also fitted to high-risk rooms, such as the kitchen. While it’s not a legal requirement, you might…
[ad_1] On 1st June this year, the much-talked-about tenant fee ban came into force in England, under the Tenant Fees Act. This means: Landlords and letting agents are not permitted to charge tenants for anything other than: An administration fee when the tenant requests a change or early termination of a tenancy Utilities, communication services…
[ad_1] Whether you’re going ‘budget’, ‘boutique’ or ‘luxury’, today’s tenants all expect a reasonable level of quality and definitely a higher standard of accommodation than they did ten or fifteen years ago. Tenants with very limited finances are usually happy with ‘budget’ accommodation. As long as they have a legally let and safe roof over…
