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Burglar Alarms
A new scheme in Nottingham has been launched which allows landlords to apply for a free four month trial of a new type of burglar alarm. Far from the old style sensor with a keypad, this alarm will emit a … Continue reading
Overcrowded Houses
You’ve probably caught a few of the more dramatic stories in the national media lately about overcrowding; we’ve heard about people converting sheds for tenants, HMO occupants sharing bedrooms and even family homes taking on three or four lodgers to … Continue reading
Shorter Leases for Business Lets
It’s no secret that the market is tough for small businesses at the moment, but it’s not just those businesses which are up and trading that are struggling. There are many businesses that would like to get off the ground, … Continue reading
Legal Awareness
The news that the UK has dropped back into recession and that incomes are continuing to fall is only going to mean a rise in the number of people who are becoming ‘accidental landlords’. As there is a shortage of … Continue reading
Late Filing Landlords
As you’ll almost certainly know by now, it’s coming up to tax-return time and Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs are bracing themselves for the influx of returns from property owners and landlords. Where tax regimes and laws are often quite … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for Landlords, Landlord Insurance, Legal Issues
Tagged Costs, Landlord, Penalties, Property, Tax Returns
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PAT Tests
As you’ll know if you’ve been in the business for a while, portable appliance testing (PAT tests) is something that is all a part of being a landlord. Getting white goods and appliances like washing machines or kettles tested for … Continue reading
Building Waste
If you’re renovating a property or ever have in the past, you’ll know that building works generate plenty of waste. Old rubble, disused fixtures and scrap metal all add up and need to be dealt with appropriately and, above all, … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for Landlords, Home Improvements, Legal Issues
Tagged Building Waste, Recycling, Renovations
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Don’t Count on Tax Relief
Around this time of year there is a lot of talk about tax reform and it’s very much at the front of people’s minds. Last week was no different and an article in the Financial Times yesterday warned landlords not … Continue reading
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Tagged Finances, Government, Landlords, Tax
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Commercial Licenses
Landlords who let commercial or retail properties often play music or show TV in the course of everyday businesses and the license regulations surrounding these are often complex. A landlord in a Croydon pub was fined £10,000 earlier this week … Continue reading
Overseas Property on the Up
Recently, a Rightmove report showed that searches for lots of overseas property had been increasing and that general interest in buying overseas property to-let was on the up. With the UK market still difficult to penetrate it’s easy to see … Continue reading



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