If you want to sell a rental property, you have the option of selling with vacant possession or with the tenants in situ. Woodstock explain the differences, and the legal technicalities.
Selling a Tenanted Property Read More »
The Superman guarantor, for many Landlords, seems a distant phenomenon. Not for us at Woodstock Legal Services. We have always aimed to ensure open dialogue with tenants and guarantors from the very start of s8 possession proceedings.
Guarantor to the Rescue Read More »
Woodstock see a number of notices served that are invalid. It’s important that the process of serving a notice by post is properly followed.
The Importance of Proving Service of Notices by Post Read More »
Rent saw a rise of 4% last year as landlords, who also face struggles from the spike in mortgage rates, delegated those costs. What can agents and landlords do?
Tenants in Private Rental Properties Face the Highest Rise in Rent in Seven Years Read More »
Demand and supply has been an issue within our industry for some time now, with more and more landlords exiting the market. The bank of England are now squeezing the landlord market even harder as they have increased the base interest rate to the highest we have seen since 2008. In this article we have a look at what landlords can do to protect themselves as well as what the future may hold.
The Rising Cost of Mortgages and the Impact on Landlords Read More »
Boom Day gets staff at The Lettings Hub in the spirit of competition and of self-improvement. Read how we hit goals and strive for better results consistently throughout the year.
Boom Day – How The Lettings Hub is Smashing Targets This Month Read More »
Woodstock are experts in their field with years of experience acting for landlords, terminating all types of tenancy agreements. In this article, they explain Company Lets and Forfeiture Clauses.
Forfeiture Clauses and Company Lets Explained Read More »
Saving time on pre-vetting tenants is going to be a massive boost to Letting Agents’ business process, in an upcoming year where rental demand and supply are mismatched.
A guarantor agreement and a deposit are often considered an important safety-net for landlords to recover costs owed under the tenancy agreement. If a guarantor is linked to the tenancy, the landlord may wish to pursue the tenant and guarantor or only the guarantor for the outstanding costs and this could potentially reduce delays and loss.
Guarantor Agreement – Safety in Numbers Read More »
Landlords, especially those new to lettings, often fail to realise just how heavily regulated the private rental sector is. Woodstock Legal Services explain the legalities.
The Legalities of Letting a Property and How to Get it Right Read More »