EPC Ratings – What you need to know and how to improve yours.

EPC Ratings – What you need to know and how to improve yours.

EPC Ratings. What you need to know and how to improve yours. EPC ratings for domestic private dwellings is changing, as the Government have recently pledged their commitment to be Net Zero by 2050, and to provide more energy efficient housing. As a landlord this affects you.   Back in 2018, the Minimum Energy Efficiency…

The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022

The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022

The way you manage your properties is changing. As of Monday 23rd January The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 will be introduced. This is seen as an important step towards implementing the recommendations of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 1 report and pertains specifically for residential properties. It addresses concerns about external walls and flat…

A house is for life, not just for Christmas. A guide for both tenants and landlords on how to make the Christmas season a cracker. 

A house is for life, not just for Christmas. A guide for both tenants and landlords on how to make the Christmas season a cracker. 

It’s Christmas, and at this time of the year many of us like to enjoy the festivities, irrespective of whether we own our property or rent it, because a house is our home, and never more so at Christmas. If, however, you are a tenant in a rented property, there are a few points to…

The Autumn Budget – what does it mean for renters, investors and landlords?

The Autumn Budget – what does it mean for renters, investors and landlords?

The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s autumn budget yesterday bought with it £30billion in spending cutsand £24 billion in tax rises. It also has several implications to the property sector, some of which maywell impact on you. Because of this, we thought it would be beneficial to outline some of the keyfactors from this, and give some…

What would rental prices look like if they increase inline with other living costs?

What would rental prices look like if they increase inline with other living costs?

We are all acutely aware of the rise in living costs and hikes in energy prices, and thankfully we haven’t seen such stark increases in the rental market. However, this interesting article in the Property Reporter highlights what this would look like. It’s worth a 2 minute read to see what the future might hold…