Ensure everything stays rosy with your tenants by following these simple garden maintenance strategies.

Redecorating your rental helps protect your investment and keeps your tenants on side. Here, we’ll look at how often you should refresh your buy-to-let.

Protect your investment and your health by following these stress-busting property management tips.

A question we’re often asked is: Do I need to have sold my house before I offer on another? The answer is no, but there can be good reasons to do so. Let’s explain.

If you’re considering selling your home, you may be wondering whether you should fix it up before it goes on the market. Here are the pros and cons to think about.

Landlords who make any of these common mistakes could find their insurer refuses to pay out on claims.

Rentvesting is an arrangement where you rent a home to live in yourself, but buy a property elsewhere and rent it out.

Freshen things up by giving tired garden furniture a lick of paint and grimy decking a jet wash.

If you’re expecting a new baby, then big congrats from us. You certainly have lots to think about, including whether to move home or stay where you are. Here are our tips to help you decide.

Old stereotypes about tenants are going out the window as the number of renters aged over 55 continues to grow.

With a bit of planning, moving out of your rental can be smooth-running and stress-free. Here’s how.

Tech experts have warned that fraudsters are using Artificial Intelligence to create fake documents. Here’s what landlords need to know.

Is your home taking longer to sell than you'd like? It's possible that your listing has gone stale. Here are some ideas for reviving a stale property listing.

Owning a buy-to-let can be a challenge, especially in the current market.  If you're looking for a letting agent to help you let or manage your property successfully, here's how to find the very best...

Unattractive or poorly maintained neighbouring properties can slash the selling price of a home by an average of £42,880, according to Churchill Home Insurance.

Even good landlords with good tenants sometimes receive complaints. Here are some top tips for handling any complaints you might receive quickly and easily.

Here are some home truths about property overvaluations that you must read if you're thinking about listing your property.

If you are buying or selling a home, you will need a conveyancer.

With Christmas around the corner, everything slows down a little. Emails tail off, work diaries ease, and for a short while at least, the urgency of the year steps back a bit. It’s a great time to pause,...

Accepting an offer on your home is not just about the price you are offered.

There are plenty of buzzwords used to describe what is happening in the property market.

Moving home is often about starting a new chapter in your life.

If you’re fortunate enough to be in a financial position where you can rent out your home instead of selling it, should you take the leap? 

In this two-minute read, we explore some common mistakes landlords make when it comes to décor. Are you a landlord with a new rental property? Are you about to decorate? Step away from the colour…

We look at what you can do with a spare room to ensure you’re making the most out of it in this two-minute read. Now’s the time to give your spare room some serious thought about how to make the best…

In this two-minute read, we look at the ins and outs of landlord insurance and consider how it might just save you money in the long run. As a private landlord, you’ve got to stay on top of repairs,…

The end of a tenancy agreement can be stressful for landlords. You need to make sure the property isn’t vacant for long and there may be a need for repairs and maintenance. Then there’s the deposit…

At last summer is here, so what are your plans? Whatever you’ve lined up, it’s worth taking note of the common concerns that can crop up in rented accommodation during the summer.

When summer arrives, the issue of property security becomes even more relevant for landlords. 

Freshen things up by giving tired garden furniture a lick of paint and grimy decking a jet wash.

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Fed up with self-managing your buy-to-let and want a top-notch professional to do it for you instead? Here’s how to find the best letting agent in your neighbourhood.

A common perception of estate agents is that we talk too much. That we’re pushy and brash. That we tell people what they want to hear. Maybe some do. But the really good agents (including us, we’d…

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it’s worth remembering that buying a home is rarely a purely logical decision. Buyers don’t just like a property. They fall for it. Deep emotions are usually involved. And just like any relationship, that feeling can fade faster than expected. Not because of one dramatic flaw, but because of a series of small irritations that quietly chip away at the romance.