How to Make a DIY Mold Remover With Vinegar
Most commercial mold and mildew removers are effective at killing mold and removing stains but aren't always good for your lungs.1 You can make your own...
What Is Fair Wear And Tear In A Rental Property?
Fair wear and tear refers to the reasonable deterioration that occurs in a rental property over time, as a result of normal, everyday use during the period...
Do you buy a home with your heart or your head?
Logic and emotion are often at loggerheads when it comes to house buying! Entering a house that gives you that special feeling is one of life’s greatest...
7 good reasons to be positive about the property market
Positivity is like a fresh spring breeze; it just makes you feel good and clears your head! With so much negativity bandied about in the media, with...
How To Manage The Growing Problem Of Mould In The Private Rented Sector
The death of the two-year old Awaab Ishak in 2022 has pushed the government to focus on improving conditions relating to damp and mould in both the social...
Petrol Down, Rents Up, House Prices Down…
Petrol Down. Diesel Down. Wholesale gas prices down. Rents up. House prices down? Many commentators are saying the outlook for the housing market is......
Is The Housing Market Dropping?
Inflation is predicted to fall because. There is no wage spiralThe Bank of England has stopped QE and is winding it backThe energy spikes are...
Is a landlord obligated to find alternative accommodation for a tenant?
Incidents like fire or flooding can cause severe damage to a rental property, making it uninhabitable for tenants. In this stressful situation, who is...
Making Tax Digital For Income Tax: A Guide For Landlords
For landlords paying income tax with a qualifying income of over £10,000,Making Tax Digital for Income Tax rules will come into force on 6 April...
Key Takeaways For Landlords From The Autumn Budget 2022
Capital gains tax relief allowance halvedFrom 2023, the Annual Exempt Amount for capital gains tax will be cut from £12,300 to £6,000, and then cut again...