Landlords are required to place a tenant’s deposit in a deposit protection scheme for the duration of a tenancy. When the tenant leaves,...

Changes to the Tenant Fees Bill, which has just passed through Parliament, mean that landlords can no longer charge indiscriminate fees...

If you are a first-time buyer about to co-own a property with your partner or friend, then you may not be aware of the two different...

This week we’re looking at all things landlord / tenant fees. From holding fees, deposit fees and end of tenancy fees, we’ll be covering...

Many landlords don’t want to take on social housing tenants. They actively discourage tenants in receipt of Universal Credit not to apply...

Research carried out by The Daily Mail’s Money and Property section has revealed that higher rate taxpayer landlords with buy to let...

On the 5th September MPs voted on a government bill that seeks to improve the rights of the UK’s tenants. Some would argue that any...

Most landlords are law-abiding people who want to do the best job they can for their tenants, but a small minority continue to capture...

After quizzing the landlords on its books, an online letting agent has revealed that only 5% of those surveyed described themselves as...

With millions of students heading to university in a few weeks, student landlords up and down the country are frantically working hard to...