Michael Gove has released the government’s Levelling Up White Paper – what does this reveal about plans for the Private Rental Sector?
Michael Gove has released the government’s Levelling Up White Paper – what does this reveal about plans for the Private Rental Sector?
It’s time for landlords to submit their self-assessment tax returns, with a mix of good and bad news for anyone renting out a property.
The curtain has now been raised on 2022, and the UK finds itself in a difficult position politically and economically. How will the lettings market fare? Here’s some food for thought.
Interest rates have gone up for the first time in three years. What happened, and how will it affect your landlords and tenants? Read on to find out more.
We asked landlords what they wanted from their agent relationships and what that means for lettings agents.
Following our recent survey, we look at some of the issues landlords are really concerned about and what letting agents can do to support them.
As a letting agent, you offer a valuable service to your landlords. But where else can you add even more value to every landlord relationship?
We get the legal lowdown from Ashley Taylors Legal on what the new Debt Respite Scheme means in practise for letting agents and landlords.
It’s estimated the pandemic has accelerated our digital advancement by up to 10 years. Has it been the catalyst of a digital renaissance for lettings?