Portable appliance testing (PAT) is the term used to describe the examination of electrical appliances and equipment to ensure they are safe to use. Most electrical safety defects can be found by visual examination but some types of defect can only be found by...
Increasing rent can be a complicated issue, especially with your existing tenants. However, landlords often do need to increase rent over time. And that is to keep up with the level of inflation or cost of living, for example. So, how do you increase the rent when the...
Your rights and responsibilities You have certain rights and responsibilities when you are a tenant in privately rented property. When renting a residential property through an AST the landlord is responsible for certain repairs to the property, including the...
What is ground rent? Ground rent is rent paid under the terms of a lease by the owner of a building to the owner of the land on which it is built. Ground rent is exactly what it sounds like – a sum of money leaseholders pay the freeholder to occupy the land a...
Where do you stand with tenancy agreements signed before 1st June? There is a 12-month transition period on fees to allow landlords and agents to make appropriate arrangements for existing tenancies. How to exercise right to manage What can I charge for after the...
In this article, we will explain what is involved in the HMO fire safety and health regulations and how you can comply as a landlord. In an HMO Fire safety is the landlord’s responsibility Fire safety within a rental property is of the utmost importance. Indeed,...
We inform our landlords on property industry updates with blogs on Residential Property Management London. There are many updates that a landlords must keep up with whether it is tax, fire regulations, health and safety regulations, changes in the rental market or how best to keep the property maintained on time within budget.
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