A Crucial Landmark Case Around Serving Of Documents
Hello readers, Although Section 21 is due to be removed with the changes under the Renters’ Rights Bill, I have received an interesting alert that I thought I would share with you in relation of the validity of documents served. The case in question is an appeal court decision on the D’Aubigny (Appellant) v Khan […]
Could Trump’s Tariffs Boost the UK Housing Market? Don’t Celebrate Just Yet
Hello readers, What a past few days it’s been for the global economy with Trump levying tariffs on practically every inhabited and uninhabited country in the world! I have been spending some time looking at the potential impact of these tariffs on the UK property market and thought I’d share my findings with you. I […]
All About Single Let Health And Safety
Hello readers, If you’re familiar with my articles, you’ll know I’m a big advocate for HMOs. They offer excellent returns with strong positive cash flow. That being said, HMOs aren’t for everyone, and while single lets may generate less cash flow, many of you choose to invest in them, or have already started doing so. […]
Gillingham Investor Alert
Hello readers, A fantastic property on Balmoral Road, Gillingham has come up for sale by auction with a guide price of £165,000. You can view the listing here and the auction date is 15th April. This three-bedroom property is in need of extensive refurbishment but has excellent potential. I have included the floor plan below and with […]
Renters’ Rights Bill… A Timeline
Hello Readers, Following my recent Renters’ Rights Bill update, I have received a notification from Propertymark that included a timeline for the Renters’ Rights Bill. The bill is currently at the Committee stage and it is my understanding from the alert that this will start on Tuesday 22nd April, last for six days and conclude […]
Renters’ Rights Bill; An Update
Hello readers, Since my last update on February 11th, the Renters’ Rights Bill has continued to evolve, with a wave of amendments and ongoing concerns from landlords about its potential impact. As a letting agency owner, I’ve been actively engaging in discussions to ensure our voices are heard. I recently joined 250 other letting agents […]
Mountbatten House Development Moves Forward As £39 Contract Awarded
If you’ve been following my blogs for a few years, you might recall back in 2020 how I wrote an article about the Mountbatten house redevelopment in Chatham town centre. When investing in the local area, large scale developments are a good sign of future potential and this key development is one that you will […]
What are the common pitfalls HMO landlords make? Here’s my top six!
Hello Readers, If you’ve been following my blogs, you’re well aware of my strong advocacy for investing in HMO properties. Not only do HMOs generate an excellent return, they also save tenants over £11,000 per year, so before we look at some of the common pitfalls HMO landlords make I thought I’d share a selection […]
Renters’ Rights Bill: Join The Campaign As 11th Hour Amendments Are Proposed
Hello readers, It’s been a little while since my last update on the Renters’ Rights Bill, but with key developments unfolding, now is a good time to check in. One headline that caught my attention recently was: So-called ‘landlord exodus’ divides opinion amid Renters’ Rights Bill debate in the Lords There’s been plenty of debate […]
Boom or bust… will HMOs be the hero for Medway investors in 2025?
Hello readers, I’m sure you will agree that 2025 is looking to be somewhat of an interesting year when it comes to property. With increases around stamp duty, buy-to-let mortgage rates climbing again and a raft of legislative changes just around the corner, it’s no surprise some property investors and landlords’ feathers have been ruffled.. […]
