Landlord

Over the past few years HMO landlords in England have seen an increase in demand for high-end properties that offer better features and amenities. Professional tenants today have greater expectations than ever before and are keen to get maximum value for money when choosing a place

If you’re ready to build a highly successful HMO business in Kent you need to know what to prioritise and may be asking, ‘how do I get the most from my HMO?’ With so much to think about and do as an HMO landlord, it isn’t

Are you an HMO landlord in Kent and finding yourself in a challenging position right now? The cost of living is on the rise, inflation is skyrocketing, and running your property portfolio is becoming more costly all the time.  So, it isn’t too surprising that you and

A Legionella risk assessment is an essential part of being a landlord, but it receives far less attention than many of the other legal requirements and responsibilities that landlords face. The wording of the legislation governing Legionella testing has also caught landlords off guard in the

Keeping investment properties in excellent condition should be high on the priority list for landlords. Maintenance can be expensive, so finding a happy medium between cutting costs and keeping your property in good condition can be difficult. Landlords who know how to save money on maintenance

If you are a private landlord with several tenants living in one property, you may own a House of Multiple Occupation (HMO). If this is the case, you must apply for an HMO licence through the local authority where your property is located. The current national HMO

According to a recent Gas Safe Register study, one in every four homes in the UK has a potentially dangerous gas appliance, with the potential for life-threatening consequences such as carbon monoxide poisoning, gas leaks, fires, and explosions. Landlords and agents must ensure that these

Many coaches, mentors, and classrooms will tell aspiring HMO investors to “STAY OUT OF ARTICLE 4 AREAS!” But, in reality, things aren’t so black and white. But what exactly is an Article 4? What is an Article 4? In layman’s terms, Article 4 means that the Local

Taking on a new tenant can be a stressful experience. You want to make sure you rent to the best possible candidate, but you’re also aware of the age-old adage “time is money,” which can make landlords want to rush things through. While there are some

The private rented sector, particularly the HMO market, has seen increased demand, resulting in rising rents. Simultaneously, landlords are experiencing a decrease in void periods, which assists investors in minimising the time that rooms sit empty. In this blog, we’ll discuss what’s influencing supply and demand,