Writings for Landlords
As temperatures plummet and energy costs sore this winter landlords and tenants alike are looking for ways to heat their homes for less. In our blog we outline the five key ways you can save money on energy bills in 2022.
As a landlord, it’s likely you will have to deal with rent arrears at some point. Knowing how and when to deal with them is critical. Read our step-by-step guide built to help landlords like you understand the steps you can take when dealing with missing rent payments.
Right to rent checks have been a legal obligation since 2016, however, during Covid-19 the rules changed and were subsequently revoked in October 2022. Read our blog today to see what’s changed and how you can stay compliant.
Keeping your boiler serviced is a legal and moral responsibility for all landlords. What’s more, servicing your boiler reduces the risk of a costly breakdown. In our blog we explore what the legal requirements are and why they’re so important.
Introduced in 2020 Electrical Inspection Condition Report (EICR) are now mandatory for all lettings. As a landlord you or your property manager must stay compliant to avoid a hefty fine. To learn more read our ultimate guide today.
New regulations on smoke and carbon monoxide alarms will be coming into force soon. To learn about what’s changing and how you can stay compliant read our blog today.
The Bank of England have announced the biggest rise in interest rates in 27 years, but what does this mean for landlords like you? In our blog we explore the simple ways you can ensure your profits are protected.
More landlords than ever before are handing over their stress by going fully managed. In this blog we delve into what being fully managed means and why so many people are choosing to ditch the DIY approach to become a worry free-landlord.
Over 40% of landlords have reported managing problem tenants as their greatest challenge. In this simple guide, MakeUrMove MD Alexandra Morris gives her expert advice on what to do, and what not to do when encountering a tricky tenant.
The 2022 Queen’s Speech has confirmed the government’s commitment to the renters reform bill, alongside the plans to abolish section 21. In this blog, we’ll be summarising the current legislation, what’s set to change, and how these changes could affect landlords like you across the country.
