Landlord Guides
Everything that you need to know about becoming a landlord
We don't have to tell you that becoming a landlord comes with a host of new responsibilities and landlord obligations - it’s easy to become bogged down.
Luckily help is at hand.
Whether you’re a buy-to-let investor or simply renting out your old home, we’re on hand to demystify some of the industry’s terminology and highlight the things you’ll need to know about becoming a landlord. From tenancy fees, landlord fees and building and contents insurance, we'll have it covered.
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Becoming a landlord: Your complete guide
From tenancy agreements to EPC certificates, the costs and responsibilities of becoming a landlord can spiral if you don’t watch out. Here's everything that you need to know
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Preparation to let
We know that getting your property ready for tenants can be a big task. Here is a list of the main things you will need to ensure are taken care of.
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Renting out a property – 6 things you need to know
The most important six things you’ll need to bear in mind before renting out a property.
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What is a letting agent?
Can you manage your property on your own or will a letting agent simplify the process for you? We have the answers.
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Top 10 things all new landlords should know
Your all-inclusive list of the most important things to remember if you’re renting out property.
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What is a good rental yield?
Rental yields differ from region to region and depend on a great many things. So, what is a good rental yield and how can you achieve this? We’re on hand with the advice you may need.
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A guide to EPCs
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement, and needed whenever a property is built, sold or rented. Here's what else you should know.
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What is a tenancy agreement?
Sooner or later you’ll be asked to draft a tenancy agreement. So just what should it include?
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What is a letting fee?
Typical letting agents fees for renting in the UK are often shrouded in secrecy. Luckily, we like to be transparent about this sort of thing so here's a breakdown.
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