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The Renters’ Rights Act: Could Self-Managing Your Rental Property Become Too Costly?
The Renters' Rights Act is bringing the biggest changes to the private rented sector in decades. While many landlords have successfully managed their own properties for years, the increasing volume of legislation, compliance requirements and tougher enforcement powers...
How Often Should Your Block Be Inspected?
When it comes to managing a residential block, regular inspections are one of the most effective ways to keep the building safe, well maintained and running smoothly. Yet many directors and residents ask the same question: how often should a block actually be...
Why Landlords Should Start Marketing Their Property as Soon as Notice Is Received
The rental market is changing, and one of the most important developments for landlords is the increased notice period tenants are now required to provide when ending a tenancy. With tenants generally expected to give two months' notice before moving out, landlords...
Why Summer is Still One of the Best Times to Sell Your Home
As we move into the summer months, there's a common misconception that the property market begins to slow down. While many people are thinking about holidays, barbecues and enjoying the sunshine, the reality is that summer remains one of the most active and effective...
Fire Safety Responsibilities in Residential Blocks Explained
Fire safety in residential blocks has never been more important. Following changes in legislation and increased scrutiny across the property sector, leaseholders, directors of Resident Management Companies (RMCs), and freeholders all have greater responsibilities when...
Renters Rights Act Reminder – 31st May Deadline for Landlords
With the upcoming changes under the Renters Rights Act, many landlords will already be aware of the wider legislation changes following our previous updates and blogs. However, one key requirement that cannot be overlooked is the need to provide tenants with the...
Conveyancing Named the Slowest Part of the Homebuying Process
The homebuying journey is often seen as an exciting milestone—but for many buyers and sellers, it can quickly become a test of patience. Recent reports have highlighted that conveyancing is now considered the slowest part of the entire process, causing delays that can...
PEEPs Now a Legal Requirement for Mid-Rise Buildings with Evacuation Policies
As of last month, there has been an important change in building safety legislation that directly impacts the management of certain mid-rise residential buildings. Previously, the requirement to implement Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) was focused on...
Is Your Letting Agent Ready for the Renters’ Rights Act This Week?
This week marks a major turning point for the UK rental market, as the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force from 1 May 2026—bringing the biggest shake-up to lettings in decades. For landlords, the legislation introduces real, immediate changes. The question is no...
Why Tenants Prefer Properties Managed by an Agent Rather Than Let Only
When searching for a rental property, tenants are not just choosing a home—they’re choosing an experience. Increasingly, tenants are favouring properties that are fully managed by professional letting agents rather than those offered on a “let only” basis. But why is...









