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Looking for a more hands off approach to property management? Guaranteed rent could be the solution! This model offers landlords consistent income, even during vacancies or tenant issues, and reduces the stress of rent collection and property management. But is it the right fit for your situation? Consider your long-term goals, property needs, and risk tolerance before making a decision. 🔗 Find out if guaranteed rent is the right choice for you: https://bit.ly/4eCtE7D #LandlordTips #GuaranteedRent #PropertyManagement #Renting

Flooding is becoming more frequent across the UK, and it’s not just high-risk coastal or riverside areas that are affected. With one in six homes located in flood prone zones, landlords must be proactive in understanding flood risks and how to protect their property. Read more In our latest guide: https://bit.ly/3ZcLLfW #FloodRisk #LandlordTips #FloodProtection #Insurance

Electrical safety is a top priority for landlords, not just to protect tenants but to comply with legal requirements. Did you know that failing to meet electrical safety standards could result in fines of up to £30,000? Regular inspections, like the Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), are essential to detect risks, prevent costly repairs, and stay compliant with regulations. Make sure your rental property is safe, protect your investment, and avoid penalties by staying informed about electrical safety laws. 📖 Learn more in our latest guide//bit.ly/3AzckTq #LandlordSafety #ElectricalStandards #PropertyManagement

Guaranteed rent schemes provide landlords with steady monthly payments, even during vacancies or tenant issues. With less admin and stress, it’s an attractive option for landlords seeking a hands off approach to property management. 🔗 Find out how it works and if it’s right for your property: https://bit.ly/4eCtE7D #LandlordGuide #GuaranteedRent #PropertyManagement

An annual gas safety check is essential for tenant safety and legal compliance. A gas safe engineer inspects your appliances to confirm they're functioning safely and efficiently. Don’t take the risks and put safety first in your rental property. 🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Z6B2Ui #GasSafety #LandlordTips #RentalProperty

With Labour planning to scrap Section 21 by summer 2025, landlords will no longer be able to evict tenants without a reason. Instead, all evictions will require valid grounds and a court hearing under Section 8. This could mean longer, more complex processes to regain possession, especially for rent arrears or property sales. 🔗 Learn more about what this change means and how to prepare: https://bit.ly/4eqHRVi #RentersRights #Section21 #LandlordGuide #PrivateRentedSector

From April 2025, the minimum wage for over 21s will rise to £12.20 per hour, helping to support tenants and improve affordability for lower income households. Plus, carers will see an increase in their earnings limit under Carer’s Allowance. With these changes, landlords may find tenants better able to afford rents, but with the ongoing freeze on housing benefits, it's important to manage costs effectively. Read more on how these changes impact landlords and tenants: https://bit.ly/3OdWy3u #MinimumWage #CarersAllowance #LandlordTips #TenantAffordability #UKBudget

The Renters’ Rights Bill is taking action to ban blanket bans like ‘no DSS’ in rental ads. Landlords will now need to assess tenants on a case-by-case basis, creating a fairer housing market for everyone. Learn more about what this means 👉 https://bit.ly/3AR4kgn #RentersRights #NoDSS #FairHousing #EqualOpportunities

It will be mandatory to have written terms 📄 The Renters' Rights Bill will require landlords to provide tenants with a written statement outlining the terms of the tenancy, clarifying tenants' rights and rental arrangements. Stay informed on what this means for landlords and tenants. 🔗 Read our Renters’ Rights Bill blog for more updates: https://bit.ly/3NZmYpp #Landlords #RentersRights #TenancyAgreements #PrivateRenting #RentersRightsBill

Thanks to the speakers, portfolio landlords and members of the Portfolio Landlords Action Network (PLAN) who joined us last week for the PLAN and Total Property event, ‘The here and now for corporate landlords’. Hosted by Paul Shamplina, founder of Landlord Action, the gathering, which was packed with large portfolio landlords who between them operate some 15,000 properties, included presentations from former England rugby player and Director of Town + Country Property Auctions, Paul Doran Jones, finance expert Adam Michaelson and Head of Content at LandlordZONE, Nigel Lewis, as well as brilliant guest speaker, former England and Wasps rugby player James Haskell who shared lessons learned both on and off the pitch through his journey in property and his rugby career. Marcus Selmon, CEO and Chair of PLAN explained what PLAN is all about: “Trying to bring together landlords who are fully invested in the market and for whom it is their full time business and then find structures that are acceptable to the Government and the public and that enable us to be seen providing a valuable service to the private rented sector … We are small voice at the moment for landlords who have 75 properties or more, but I hope that we can be increasingly heard.”