New Rules for Landlords Who Want to Move In Themselves
By Lee Wiley
on 11th Aug 2025 ⚖️ 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?
By Lee Wiley
on 11th Aug 2025 🏡 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)
By Lee Wiley
on 4th Aug 2025 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...
Tenant Responsibilities in Rental Properties – Part 2: Contracts, Conduct & Consequences
By Lee Wiley
on 4th Aug 2025 Tenant Responsibilities in Rental Properties – Part 2: Contracts, Conduct & Consequences
England & Wales
In Part 1, we looked at the general...
The Most Overlooked Reason Section 21 Notices Fail (And How to Avoid It)
By Lee Wiley
on 4th Aug 2025 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.
Garden Fences - Who's Responsible?
By Lee Wiley
on 10th Jul 2025 🏡 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
By Lee Wiley
on 2nd Jul 2025 📈 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...