Landlords

Many policyholders unwittingly end up underinsured, leaving them considerably out of pocket. Here’s how to avoid underinsuring your assets and what the consequences are if you do.

We speak to claims consultant, Sharon Theobald about the prevalence of underinsurance and how you can ensure your property is insured for the correct value.

We break down the different tenancy agreements available for property owners within the UK and explain the purpose behind them

If you rent out a room or part of your home to a tenant or lodger, while also living there yourself, you’re classed as a ‘live-in’ or ‘resident’ landlord. Taking on a lodger, or tenant, can earn you some extra money, but it pays to be aware of the procedures you need to follow, and the rights and responsibilities of both parties.

Squatting in a residential building (like a house or flat) is illegal and the police can use force to enter a property and remove any trespassers. Anyone guilty of squatting can also face up to six months in prison and a £5,000 fine

It can be tough when a tenancy doesn’t work out. Our guide explains how to regain possession legally and fairly, making sure tenants are notified correctly.

In this guide we’ll explore the implications of section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 for both tenants and landlords.

In our guide navigate through the various legislations ensures both landlords and tenants rights are respected.

One of the most popular, and successful, forms of farm diversification is converting farm buildings into holiday accommodation. If you're thinking of joining over 60% of UK farmers who have done this, make sure you've got the right insurance in place.

As a property owner you will have far more work to do than many people realise. We've put together an essential landlord checklist to make sure you've got things covered

Updates to landlord legislation in England and Scotland mean that rental properties must comply with new electrical safety standards.