A void property is one that has been left without any inhabitants, which can occur for a number of reasons. It may be that a tenant has died, that it is a new property waiting to be given to a tenant or even that a property has simply been abandoned without prior warning. Continue reading →

For the majority of people, running a bed and breakfast means a 24/7 commitment. Aside from the operation of the B&B itself there are several legal issues to deal with such as insurance, fire department inspection, acquisition of an alcohol license and much more. For many, opening a B&B is a lifelong ambition whereas for others it is purely a professional and financial investment. Continue reading →

One of the UK’s most common types of investment, aside from stocks and shares, is property. Each year, thousands of people are entering the rental market in a bid to make large returns on their investments, and many of them experience great success. Continue reading →

Making a property investment in Waltham Forest or any other area of the capital can be a great way to make money, but over time properties can become quite challenging to manage. One of the biggest decisions that landlords are faced with is whether or not they should hire a property management company to help them take care of their assets. Here are some of the most common reasons why landlords may need help. Continue reading →

Managing a property or a portfolio can be complex work. It can also be quite difficult to do for inexperienced clients or those whose time is taken up with other business matters, or for those who own entire property portfolios or complex property types such as HMOs and hostels. Continue reading →

2014 brought some big changes to the luxury property market, most notably with the introduction of new stamp duty rules and bans on huge, expansive basements. The New Year is bringing speculation about what will happen in the sector over the next 12 months. At the top of the agenda is the fear that a mansion tax will be introduced requiring people with properties valued at over £2 million to pay an annual tax. On top of this there is also the usual uncertainty associated with the General Election. Continue reading →

New studies have shown that over half of UK landlords are planning to expand their property portfolios this year. The incredible demand for rental property has inevitably fuelled the optimism and the desire for expansion. In addition, rising rental prices and falling rent arrears spell good news for landlords. Continue reading →

With housing space in London at a premium, it can be challenging for first time buyers to get started on the market, particularly young professionals just starting out with their careers. Developers are looking at the opportunities the market conditions have created and are coming up with some really innovative solutions. Microhomes are becoming more and more popular because they can fulfil the needs of residents whilst working within very limited spatial constraints. Continue reading →

The property industry is constantly changing, especially in London, where property is always in demand. Developers are currently seeking prime up-and-coming London locations to make the best profit. Continue reading →