Finding the right tenant for your property can be a difficult job, but keeping them can be even harder. Longer lets are ideal for landlords as they help reduce the costs associated with having to advertise,
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Read MoreThe Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) Propertymark, the UK's largest professional body for the lettings industry with over 9,000 members, has called on the government to either extend or scrap its proposed consultation period
Read MoreMost tenants should know that if any significant damage is caused to a property they are renting, it's their responsibility to tell the landlord or letting agent.
Read MorePlenty of people are taking the plunge into buy-to-let and becoming first-time landlords, and the mortgage industry appears to be responding accordingly.
Read MoreWhen you're writing an article, it definitely pays to glance at the 'Breaking News' before putting pen to paper.
Read MoreOverall, house prices rose by 5.8 per cent throughout this 12-month period. This is an increase when compared to the previous few months, as prices grew by 5.3 per cent in January and just 5.2 per cent in December.
Read MoreThe government has begun the consultation period on its proposed ban on letting agents charging tenants upfront fees, as it lays out what it plans to change in the coming months, it has been reported.
Read MoreRightmove's Head of Lettings, Sam Mitchell shares with us his views on the current rental marketplace, legislative and Stamp Duty changes.
Read MoreOne in 10 people aged between 18 and 34 are prepared to move out of the UK in order to be able to buy an affordable home, a survey by Halifax reveals.
Read MoreThe team behind Peel's £5bn Liverpool Waters regeneration project has unveiled more details and images for the Central Docks neighbourhood, a landmark new business and leisure district rising up to 44 storeys high.
Read MoreThe saga of Liverpool Landlord licensing continues unabated. This Council have been taken to the First tier Tribunal because it has now come to light that Liverpool have been operating a two tier application process.
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