A solid tenancy agreement is meant to protect you. But some clauses that look “protective” on paper can cause serious […]
Tenancy Agreements That Backfire: Clauses Landlords Think Help But Don’t Read Post »
If you’re a self-managing landlord, eviction timelines can feel like a black box: you do “the right thing,” serve the
How Long Evictions Really Take (and Why) Read Post »
1. End of Section 21 eviction Landlords can’t give new Section 21 notices after this clause comes into force. The
10 Key Changes to the Renters’ Rights Act – England Landlords Read Post »
If you’ve ever thought, “I’m a decent landlord, I’d never lose money over paperwork,” deposit protection is the one area
Deposit Mistakes That Can Cost You Money Read Post »
Rent arrears are stressful—especially if you’re a single-let or accidental landlord and you self-manage. The key is to move early,
Rent Arrears England Landlords: What to Do Week 1, Week 2, and Beyond Read Post »
If you’re a single-let landlord, an accidental landlord, or you manage your own property, you’ll know the feeling: most of
Self-Managing Landlord in England: 5 Problems and How to Solve Them Read Post »
Section 8 and Section 21 Notices in England: How to Serve Them, Proof of Service, Dates & Common Mistakes
Section 8 Section 21: Proper Notice Serving Guide Read Post »
7) Letting the notice “go stale” before you start court action A Section 21 notice has a shelf-life. If you
Section 21 Notice England: How to Avoid 12 Common Mistakes – Part 2 Read Post »
Picture this: you’ve done the “hard part” (served notice), you’ve waited out the notice period, you’ve paid court fees… and
Section 21 Notice England: How to Avoid 12 Common Mistakes – Part 1 Read Post »
