Should You Hire Someone For Christmas Lighting?
Yes, hiring professionals for Christmas light installation can be a great idea, especially if you want to ensure safety, save time and effort, and achieve a specific design or aesthetic…
Month: September 2023
COMMENT: Will Labour Come Round To Loving Landlords?
With Labour’s predilection for bashing landlords (though the current Conservative Government needs no encouragement on that), you would expect a Labour government to double down on landlord bashing. But will…
Minister ‘sad’ That Landlords Are Ignoring Green Grants
The government has promised to focus on promoting grants to make PRS homes more energy efficient and ensure that tenants won’t be penalised for demanding green improvements. During a Lords…
The Advantages of Steel Buildings
Steel buildings, often referred to as prefabricated or pre-engineered metal buildings, have emerged as a leading construction choice across various sectors. Their undeniable benefits have revolutionized the construction industry, making…
Why MDF Cut to Size is the Perfect Material for Home Renovations
MDF, or medium-density fiberboard, is a type of engineered wood product that has become increasingly popular in recent years. One of the primary benefits of MDF is that it is…
LATEST: Long-Term Rent Controls Confirmed For Scottish Landlords
The Scottish Government has pledged to introduce measures to enhance tenants’ rights and protections as well as long-term rent controls. First Minister Humza Yousaf told MSPs he planned to introduce…
Payday! Renters Share £28,000 After Landlords Fails To Licence Their HMO
A rogue landlord who ignored mice and mould at his unlicensed HMO has been slapped with a £28,600 rent repayment order. His five tenants not only found Mohammed Shofiq Ali…
Landlords Are Not Evil Says Buy-To-Let Mortgage Lender, Paragon Bank’s Chief
In a recent interview conducted for The Sunday Times, Nigel Terrington, the chief executive of Paragon Bank for the last 28 years, says he has witnessed the growth and indeed…
NEW: City Doubles Cost Of Controversial Selective Property Licence To £1,100
Landlords in Oxford who failed to apply for a licence during the first year of the city’s new scheme have been hit with a big fee hike. its Selective licensing…
Unpacking the Broker’s Price Opinion Report: What You Need to Know
In the world of real estate, accurately assessing the value of a property is crucial for various stakeholders, including buyers, sellers, and financial institutions. While appraisals are often used for…