Landlords

The number of landlords setting up limited companies continues to rise. We look at what you should bear in mind and how it might affect your landlord building insurance.

We look at how zero deposit schemes work and what it means for you as a landlord. We also highlight the pros and cons so you can decide if it’s the right option for you.

In this case study we look at how G2M are looking to change the Private Rented Sector, as well as explore their partnership with ABG for insurance and risk management.

You can amend tenancy agreements to adapt to your tenant’s circumstances. We highlight common reasons for tenancy changes, what you need to do to make those alterations, and how much it costs.

Under the terms of the Equality Act 2010, landlords cannot discriminate against tenants with a disability. We look at what your landlord responsibilities are and find out if it’s ever acceptable to refuse adaptations.

If you need an EPC for your holiday let but don’t have one, you could be fined. Here’s what your obligations are when it comes to arranging an Energy Performance Certificate.

If you keep personal data about your tenants, it’s vital that you comply with data protection laws. We look at how you can do this as simply as possible.

Tenant credit checks can’t guarantee you’ll never have issues receiving rent, but they can help minimise the risk of problems with tenants later on; here’s how it works.

How to find good long-term tenants to help you get the maximum return from your rental property.

Holding deposits are useful to ensure a tenant is serious about renting your property. But you must stick to the rules, or you run the risk of invalidating your insurance.