Buying a property can seem like a straightforward transaction. You find a home you like, your offer is accepted, the mortgage is approved, and the paperwork is completed. Yet, in reality, some of the most serious issues aren’t obvious from a viewing, an estate agent’s...
Disputes with neighbours are far more common than most people think. Even when you get on with the people who live next door or have a long-standing relationship with a management company, disagreements can happen over boundaries, shared access, noise, or maintenance...
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 abolishes Section 21. That much is widely understood. What is not widely understood is how the transitional regime actually works, and where landlords are likely to come unstuck. There are two separate statutory deadlines. Both derive from...
There are several benefits to owning rental properties, but being a landlord has its difficult moments. Most tenancies go smoothly, but problems can arise when rent isn’t paid, or a tenant simply refuses to leave at the end of a tenancy. In these situations,...
Buying or selling a home can be overwhelming, especially if it’s not something you’ve done before. From arranging viewings and negotiating offers to sorting out your mortgage, several key steps are involved in the process. Estate agents, mortgage advisers, and...
