Lee Wiley

⚖️ New Rules for Landlords Who Want to Move In Themselves

The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to bring sweeping changes to the private rented sector - and one of the key areas affected is

🏡 Landlords — What’s your plan if your tenant stops paying rent?

Even the best tenants can face unexpected changes — and suddenly, a smooth...

Disrepair Claims: What Every Landlord Needs to Know (and How to Protect Yourself)

When a tenant reports an issue and feels it hasn’t been resolved, they may start a formal legal process...

Pets in Rental Properties – Change Is Coming

Allowing pets in rented properties has always been a sensitive subject for landlords. While many animals are well-behaved, the fear of property...

Tenant Responsibilities in Rental Properties – Part 2: Contracts, Conduct & Consequences

England & Wales

In Part 1, we looked at the general...

Tenant Responsibilities for Repairs & Maintenance – What You Need to Know (Part 1)

England & Wales

Renting a home means more than just paying the...

The government’s Renters' Rights Bill is moving steadily through the House of Lords, and with strong cross-party support, it’s clear: the end of Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions is now a matter of when, not if.

Tenancies Now Lasting Over 1,000 Days on Average – What This Means for Landlords
Published July 2025 | Iles & Jenkin

🏡 Who’s Responsible for the Fence?

Boundary fences might seem straightforward—but when it comes to responsibility, ownership, or planning rules, things can get complicated. Here’s a...

📈 EICR Demand Set to Surge – Why Landlords Should Act Early

If you’re a landlord, you’ll know just how important it is to keep on top of your...