More misery is predicted for landlords unless the County Court bailiff crisis is addressed

Letting agents and landlords have a big part to play in making sure that updated fire safety regulations improve standards for tenants living in taller buildings, according to No...

With warmer weather creeping in, many homeowners will be making the most and spending time outside preparing their gardens ahead of summer. However, while giving your garden some...

Heather Pollard, Head of Underwriting at Tower Street Finance explains the issues that can arise when receiving a shared inheritance, as well as how to navigate them.

Whether driven by a desire for more space, the strong house price growth seen in rural areas over the past few years, or even the new series of ‘Clarkson’s Farm’,...

Having nuisance neighbours can be tricky to handle without creating tension. However, more often than not, a friendly chat goes a long way and can usually fix the issue. But when that...

With recent reports that as many as 1 in 3 landlords could be forced to sell up after failing remortgage affordability tests, many tenants across the UK are likely to face increased...

A landmark ruling from the Supreme Court in the case of Rakusen v Jepsen which clarified the responsibilities of ‘rent-to-rent’ companies has been welcomed by UK landlords...

Average fees for house purchases have increased by 8% from £1,092.89 to £1,184.21 since early 2022, with fees for leasehold sales and purchases seeing growth of 22.6% and...

A Nottingham landlord has been ordered to repay nearly £3000 of rent after a tribunal ruled their “abusive and coercive” behaviour had created such an...