Oct 12, 2026
Most landlords who self-manage do so successfully. One property, a manageable amount of time, and an understanding of the rules and regulations is often enough to make it work. What tends to change ov
Oct 7, 2026
Picture a tenant sending you a photo of black mould spreading across the bathroom ceiling. Until recently, there was no set timetable for how quickly you had to look into it. Now there is. Awaab's
Sep 18, 2026
Ask ten landlords right now whether they'd sell or keep their rental property, and you'll get ten different answers, often from people in almost identical situations. There's no single right answer, b
Aug 27, 2026
Most landlords who let a property in good faith assume the person applying is who they say they are. For a long time, that assumption held up reasonably well. Referencing checks were straightforward,
Jul 30, 2026
For most landlords, regaining possession of your property is something you hope you'll never need to do. But if the time comes, whether that's rent arrears, a sale, or a tenant not meeting their oblig
Jun 25, 2026
Most landlords got into property with a straightforward goal: a reliable income and a solid long-term investment. For a long time, that was relatively straightforward to achieve. Find good tenants, ke
Jun 18, 2026
A tenant welcome pack can play a big part in creating a smoother tenancy from the very start. It gives renters the practical information they need when moving in, helps avoid confusion, and can reduce
Jun 4, 2026
Managing a rental property should not feel like a never-ending list of repairs, reminders and repeat issues. With a few practical choices, landlords can make their rental property easier to manage, mo