A tenancy notice period is the minimum amount of time a landlord or tenant has to give before bringing a rental agreement to an end. For most UK tenancies, this is usually one month for tenants and two months for landlords, but the exact length really depends on the tenancy...
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Private Landlord No Agency: private landlord no agency guide to renting
Renting directly from a private landlord with no agency simply means cutting out the middleman. You're dealing straight with the property owner, which often leads to a more personal renting experience, fewer upfront fees, and much faster communication when you need something sorted. What Renting Directly from a Landlord Really Means Think...
A Guide for UK Landlords Accepting DSS Tenants
Finding landlords who accept DSS used to be a real uphill battle, but thanks to some crucial legal shifts, that’s all changed. Discriminatory ‘No DSS’ policies have been outlawed, meaning landlords now have to look at your application based on affordability, not where your income comes from. This has opened...
Landlord gas safety certificate requirements: A concise guide
When you're a landlord in the UK, getting your head around gas safety isn't just good practice—it's a fundamental legal duty. The absolute core of this is the annual gas safety check, which results in what's officially known as a CP12, or the Landlord Gas Safety Certificate. Think of it like...
Rent Guarantee Insurance: Protect Your Rental Income Today
Rent guarantee insurance is a specialised policy designed to protect your rental income when a tenant stops paying. Think of it as an income protection plan for your property business. It ensures your cash flow stays healthy, even if you're suddenly faced with a tenant who can't or won't pay...