In the wake of covid and with new rules and regulations on the cards, we look at four issues for landlords in 2022. It’s been a strange couple of years for landlords, and while demand for rental properties is rocketing, many property investors are reassessing their position in the market. Here are four key considerations for landlords in 2022. Buy or sell? Many landlords recently decided to...
The last two years have been tough – but there are many reasons for residential landlords to be optimistic about The UK rental market in 2022. When it comes to monthly payments, renting is now cheaper than buying – and partly because of this, demand for rental properties is high. As prospective buyers struggle to afford mortgages, more and more of them are making the decision to rent. The...
10 tips for new landlords in Wales! Are you about to rent out your first property? Here are some tips to help you make a success of it. Being a new landlord in Wales can be a good business move, a way to fund your retirement, or a source of regular extra income for you and your family – but if you’re dipping your toes in the water for the first time, it can be hard to get everything right. Here are...
Are you having problems with your tenants in Wales? Most landlords experience issues with tenants at some point. Here are our tips on how to handle some of the most common issues. Being a landlord in Wales has its ups and downs, and when problems occur with tenants it can be costly. New legislation is about to bring in some important changes in Wales. This article covers the current situation – and...
Want to improve your rental property in Wales? Here are our top tips to get the best rental price for it. So you're a Landlord and need to improve your rental property in Wales as you’re about to put your property on the rental market – but is it really ready for visits from prospective tenants? If you want to get the best possible price, it’s worth spending some time and money making sure it...
If you’re intending to rent out a property, you may opt to take holding deposits from your prospective tenants to keep the properties while suitability checks are carried out. Here’s what you need to know about the process. Holding deposits are a fee charged to a tenant in Wales to keep the property reserved (“on hold”) for them while the necessary checks are carried out by you or your agent....
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