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Oct 20, 2026
Rental Security: What Landlords Owe and Tenants Must Do
Rental Security: What Landlords Owe and Tenants Must Do A lock breaks. A side gate won't bolt. The outside light has been dead since March. In a rented home, whose job is that? It is one of the que
Oct 13, 2026
Landlords: Get Your Rental Property Winter-Ready This October
Landlords: Get Your Rental Property Winter-Ready This October Ask any letting agent when the phone starts ringing and they will give you the same answer. The first cold snap. Boilers that limped th
Oct 6, 2026
Renters: How to End Your Tenancy Under New Rules
Renters: How to End Your Tenancy Under New Rules New job. Bigger place. Moving in with someone. Sooner or later every renter hands back the keys, and the rules around leaving changed this year. He
Sep 29, 2026
Renters: How to Report a Repair
Renters: How to Report a Repair The boiler stops. There is a patch spreading on the bathroom ceiling. The back door has stopped locking properly. Most tenants do the same thing at this point. They s
Sep 22, 2026
The New Landlord Database
The New Landlord Database There is a change coming for landlords that has had far less attention than it deserves, largely because it does not have a date yet. Every private landlord in England will
Sep 15, 2026
How to Raise the Rent Correctly
How to Raise the Rent Correctly Raising the rent used to be one of those things that often happened by agreement. A conversation, a text, a new figure on the standing order from next month. Since 1
Sep 8, 2026
EPC C by 2030: What Is Confirmed?
EPC C by 2030: What Is Confirmed? If you have been half following the EPC story for the last few years, you would be forgiven for thinking nobody knows what is happening. A standard was proposed, th
