When a landlord wants to remove tenants from their property, they often have to go to the county courts and file a repossession order. The motivation is usually rent arrears which see...

Despite not yet being compulsory in the property industry, inventories remain a necessary protective measure that the letting industry ought to rely on and require more attention.

Individual landlords would have lost a combined £1 million over the last year without anti-fraud tech picking up fraudulent tenancy applications during the referencing process,...

New research conducted by Beehive Money, has revealed that on average it takes Brits between 5-9 years of renting before they can afford to buy their first home.

The new build sector has always been an intriguing area of the mortgage market, and one which has tended to attract more attention from residential purchasers rather than landlords or...

Short-term lets are on the rise and now account for as much as 7% of total homes across 15 of the nation’s most popular staycation destinations, with just one seeing a decline in...

The number of older renters is growing, according to new research from Paragon Bank, whose latest research highlights that the number of middle-age and later life tenants living in...

79% of landlords who let property in Outer London have indicated that they had seen increases in tenant demand during the previous three months, according to research undertaken on...

One in two tenants fears they will never buy a home, with the growing number of lifetime renters significantly limiting the UK’s aspirations of pet ownership, according to new...

The Lettings Hub recently brought together industry leads from across the lettings and pet sector to discuss how to support both landlords and tenants on the changes for pets in lets.