Brexit: What landlords must do to check the status of their existing EU tenants

Brexit: What landlords must do to check the status of their existing EU tenants

Now that Brexit is official, as a landlord you may be wondering what it means for your existing EU tenants and what is your additional responsibility. This blog summarises the details of the UK Government EU Settlement Scheme. For full details, refer to https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families. What is the EU Settlement Scheme? The EU Settlement Scheme allows EU,…

7 Tips to Being a Profitable Long-term Landlord

7 Tips to Being a Profitable Long-term Landlord

The private rental sector has had several recent challenges and although the rental market is regaining momentum, landlords may be left wondering if property is a good investment. This article gives new (and existing) landlords tips to becoming a profitable long-term landlord. But first, we explore why being a landlord is more challenging now, than…

How Many Bedrooms Should Your Buy-To-Let Property Have?

How Many Bedrooms Should Your Buy-To-Let Property Have?

When choosing to purchase a buy-to-let investment, you need to take a few factors into account, including the size of the property.  Although it’s true that the more bedrooms you have in your property, the more tenants you can have; it’s doesn’t mean that you will have the best yields with a larger property. Single…

How to Attract Tenants… Even During Quiet Times

How to Attract Tenants… Even During Quiet Times

The good news is that the fall in demand has rebounded, and the increase in demand is consistent across the market.  What’s more, the annual rental growth is expected to grow more than last year. With a potential second wave of coronavirus, it is important that you focus on attracting your ideal prospective renters, in…

Benefits of Giving Your Property to Help with Social Housing

Benefits of Giving Your Property to Help with Social Housing

If you have a property, then you probably know that long-term renting is a reality for many Londoners due to the high cost of home ownership. But if you’ve struggled to find quality tenants or reduce your rental vacancies, then maybe letting your property to help social housing is a solution. As landlords ourselves, we…

Why Female Entrepreneurs Invest in Property

Why Female Entrepreneurs Invest in Property

Up until recently, the number of female entrepreneurs was low. However, research conducted by HSBC in 2016, indicates that 59% of entrepreneurs under 35 years of age are female.  What’s more, the number of UK female entrepreneurs investing in buy-to-let properties has increased. This is evident from research done by RW Invest that revealed an…