Landlords
5 Reasons not to Sell on your Rental Property in 2023
The UK rental market has seen a lot of changes in recent years, with rising demand, higher rents, and increased regulation all impacting landlords' bottom lines.
The UK rental market has seen a lot of changes in recent years, with rising demand, higher rents, and increased regulation all impacting landlords' bottom lines.
This year, our lettings agents have seen an increase in the number of Bristol homeowners looking to move abroad.
There are benefits of using independent lettings agents and national agents. Find out which choice is right for you as a landlord.
Confused about the upcoming EPC changes? You're not alone
Read our complete guide for Bristol landlords navigating the new Renters Reform Bill.
If you’re searching for brand-new ways to maximise your earning potential, you might be wondering: “Can I rent out my house in Bristol?” The answer is yes! The city’s property and lettings market is booming, meaning there’s plenty of demand for accommodation.
Getting your Bristol property ready to let is no mean feat – it takes more than simply having a second property to be a landlord and turn a profit. There are steps you must take if you want to keep everything above board and maximise the amount of money you are making from your investments.
Energy efficiency and climate change are major problems right now. Landlords, therefore, need to be aware of how energy efficiency affects them and their rental properties. The Minimum Energy Performance of Buildings Bill, which might require new buy-to-lets to have a minimum EPC rating of C as early as 2025, is something landlords should be considering right now.