When it comes to property, sitting tenants can complicate things for both landlords and buyers. In this post, we’ll break down what a sitting tenant
On Monday 27 October the Renters Right Act 2025 received royal assent and became a binding act of Parliament (‘the Act’). Amongst many changes the
Having bailiffs show up at your door can be stressful, but they don’t have unlimited powers. They must follow strict legal rules on what they
Damp and mould in a property can cause severe damage to the property and tenants’ health, but it can be challenging to determine who’s responsible
The rule of perpetuities is a legal principle under English and Welsh property law. Its purpose is to avoid an indefinite period of property ownership
When it’s time to move out, tenants must follow specific rules about how much notice to give their landlord in the UK. These notice periods
Having a lodger is the ideal answer to boost household finances if you have the space. However, if things don’t turn out as expected, you’ll
Restrictive covenants are often buried in the fine print of property deeds, but they’re essential to check before you build an extension, change a property’s
In England and Wales, the circumstances in which a landlord can evict a tenant will soon change. An eviction can be an emotionally challenging process