Year: 2020
Adding value, rental demand, Stamp Duty holidays, and questions for first-time...
While Covid-19 continues to dominate much of our daily news, property markets are nevertheless beginning to reopen as buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants begin to find their feet once again….
Probate and home insurance
What is probate and who owns any property which is subject to the process? What is probate? When someone dies, probate is the legal process that takes place to make…
Working From Home Tips
In these difficult and unusual times, a new acronym is doing the rounds – WFH, or working from home. For many people, WFH has brought with it new challenges and…
Obtaining Home Insurance with a Criminal Conviction
You may be haunted enough as it is by the knowledge and memory of any past criminal convictions, without the cruel reminder that is likely to be given when any…
Subsidence: Areas at Risk, Changing Insurers after a Claim & Subsidence...
Subsidence Claims Subsidence claims are typically amongst the most expensive home insurance claims. Problems arising from subsidence may be difficult to spot and develop only over a number of years….
Taking a Holiday? You need Unoccupied Property Insurance
Your current home insurance When was the last time you looked in any detail at terms and conditions of your current home insurance? If you are planning an extended trip away…
Signs of Subsidence
Subsidence results from the shrinkage or downward movement of the ground around the foundations of a building. As the ground moves, the foundations are in peril of failing and the…
Renting your property on Airbnb? Here’s our Advice
If you have a spare room in your home or are moving out for a few weeks, you might have considered the possibility of earning a little extra cash by…
FAQs for landlords during lockdown
The government has issued guidance to landlords and tenants about the general implications of the Coronavirus Act 2020 and the impact of its provisions on tenancies. The following is based on some…
Is your second home properly insured during the crisis?
With the sunnier days and lighter evenings, you are probably missing the chance of getting away to your second home. Like the former chief medical officer for Scotland, though, you know…
Right To Rent Checks Eased
To help reduce the administrative burden for landlords and to limit their exposure to the coronavirus, the need for Right to Rent checks are being eased, reports Landlord Today. The Right to…
HMOs & Legislations for Landlords
What is a HMO? A House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) is a house-sharing arrangement. They include tenants renting on a room by room basis. They could be sharing essential facilities…
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