The upcoming changes under the Renters’ Rights Act are fast approaching, and with a confirmed start date of 1st May, we’re now seeing the government take significant steps to ensure the new legislation is properly enforced.
Continue reading Landlords Urged to Act as Council Enforcement Powers IncreaseTag: Private rented sector
Landlords Selling Up: What’s Really Happening to the Rental Market
Recent research suggests that landlord sales are continuing to reshape the private rented sector (PRS) across the UK. While headlines often imply a mass exodus, the reality is a little more nuanced and, importantly, full of opportunity for landlords who take a step back and review their position properly.
Continue reading Landlords Selling Up: What’s Really Happening to the Rental MarketAre You Charging Enough Rent?
Rising costs and a tightening rental market mean landlords across Kent need to stay on top of rent levels. This guide helps compare local rents, explains how to issue a lawful Section 13 notice, and shows how our tenancy health check can ensure compliance and help you achieve the right rent.
Continue reading Are You Charging Enough Rent?Spending Review 2025 – What Kent’s Landlords Need to Know
A £39 billion housing boost, new rent policies, and a raft of national investments – here’s how this year’s Spending Review could shape your rental returns and property strategy.
Continue reading Spending Review 2025 – What Kent’s Landlords Need to KnowNavigating 2025: Key Insights for Kent Landlords to Tackle Rising Costs and New Legislation
A new report from landlord insurance provider, Simply Business, reveals an uncertain future for the UK rental market. Landlords are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate the continuous changes in legislation and rising property management costs.
Continue reading Navigating 2025: Key Insights for Kent Landlords to Tackle Rising Costs and New LegislationGeneral Election Update: Where do the Parties Stand on the Private Rented Sector?
With the general election less than two weeks away now and most details from their respective manifestos available, in this article we take a dive into where each party stands on the Private Rented Sector.
Continue reading General Election Update: Where do the Parties Stand on the Private Rented Sector?Election Update – Renters Reform Bill Will NOT Become Law
Since our last newsletter, there has been a snap General Election called by Rishi Sunak announced for the 4th July. Parliament has therefore now been dissolved.
Continue reading Election Update – Renters Reform Bill Will NOT Become LawThe Energy Crisis is Still Affecting the Private Rented Sector
In the Spring Budget there was little announced about the housing sector. There were however a few measures announced that will impact energy bills for both tenants and businesses, as well as thoughts on how the government aims to create more stability in the market in the future. Here is a summary:
Continue reading The Energy Crisis is Still Affecting the Private Rented SectorLandlords looking to agents amid complexity of Private Rented Sector 
A recent survey of over 2000 private landlords by USwitch, has indicated that the majority of private landlords would consider switching to a letting agency, largely because of the current complexity of buy to let; with agents’ knowledge of the sector being cited as one of the biggest reasons for switching.
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