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Whatever your target market, presentation of your rental property has a big impact on the quality of tenants you attract and influences its desirability and perceived value. A well-presented property is more likely to attract superior tenants who will appreciate a nice place to live and look after it with pride.
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The Renters Reform Bill has recently had its First Reading in Parliament. The Second Reading is scheduled for the week commencing 5th June which is when MPs will have the opportunity to debate the Bill’s main principles. The new measures being introduced are covered in this blog.
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British weather is famous for being up and down, but don't allow your home to suffer. Tenants Home Insurance protects the things you can't.
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In May 2021, two changes were issued in relation to notice periods. A Section 21 notice served to a tenant must now be a minimum of 4 months, which means that landlords will have 4 months from expiry of the notice to apply to court for possession. A new Section 8 has also been issued to reflect changes for the grou...
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South Lakeland District Council (SLDC) is proposing the following changes the level of Council Tax discount on empty properties and an increase to the Empty Homes Premium (EHP) on properties that are vacant long term.
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Subject to approval by both Houses of Parliament, landlords and agents will need to ensure electrical installation inspections and testing are carried out for all new tenancies in England from 1st July 2020 or from 1st April 2021 for existing tenancies.
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Managed tenants can now report faults and repair requests online using a new facility on the Turner Scott website.
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Proposed changes to capital gains taxation announced in the Chancellor’s most recent budget could make a huge difference to landlords who are looking to sell a rental property.