If You Don’t Have Inventory/Insurance and Your Tenant Destroys the Property
If You Don't Have Inventory/Insurance and Your Tenant Destroys the Property Here's what to do, step-by-step: 🚨 Immediate Actions Document Everything Take timestamped photos/videos of all damage from multiple angles Review your original Property Condition Report (inventory) to prove the damage wasn't pre-existing Get written
Tenant relationships key to long-term retention Building Strong Tenant Relationships: The Key to Long-Term Retention in the UK Property Market
In the competitive landscape of the UK property market, securing a tenant is only half the battle. The true measure of a successful Landlord investment lies in long-term retention. With rental demand surging across cities like London, Manchester, and Birmingham,
Why Property Inventory is Important?
Introduction: 1. Documentation: By creating a comprehensive property inventory, landlords can document the condition of the property and its contents before a tenant moves in. This documentation can be used as evidence in case of any disputes regarding damages or
English Housing Survey shows the average length of tenancy has increased
The Average Length of Tenancies has increased - Highlighting the importance of regular property inspections. Data released from the governments English Housing Survey shows that the average length of tenancies in England has risen to 4.3 years. This is up from
Should I arrange a mid-term inspection?
Should I book a mid-term inspection? It’s a question landlords often wonder, is it really worth having a mid-term inspection? You check the property and prepare the inventory when the tenants move in, and you do the same when they move
Pet Friendly Tenancy Agreements
The Ministry of Housing announced a change to the government’s standard tenancy contract last month with the aim of making it easier for tenants with pets to find rental accommodation. This has been a move the government has been edging