The introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act marks one of the most significant changes to the UK rental sector in recent years. However, early signs suggest that many
- Home
- |
- Archives: News
Section 21 Ends: What Replaces It?
The Renters’ Rights Act is set to bring one of the biggest changes to the private rental sector in decades, with Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions due to
Fed Rate Hold Sparks Rare Dissent
The US central bank has kept interest rates unchanged in a closely watched decision that exposed the most internal disagreement seen in decades, highlighting just how uncertain the
Barclays Launches Sub-4% Mortgage Offer
Barclays has become the first major UK bank to bring back a mortgage product priced below 4%, marking a notable shift in the market after a turbulent period
UK House Prices Rise Despite Iran War
UK house prices continued to edge higher in April, extending a surprising run of monthly growth even as wider economic uncertainty and weaker consumer sentiment continue to weigh
Renters May Be Allowed Plug-In Solar
Pillar guide: Buy Refurbish Refinance Rent guide — how UK property investors recycle £40k of starting capital into 5-property portfolios. For the full process, see our companion piece
NRLA Issues Warning on Rent Freeze
Pillar guide: UK property investment guide — the 5 strategies, returns, tax landscape, and a £50k→5-property worked example. Pillar guide: BRRRR strategy guide — how UK property investors
Renters’ Rights Act Explained
Pillar guide: should you buy UK property — the 5 strategies, returns, tax landscape, and a £50k→5-property worked example. For investors deciding which strategy fits, see our breakdown
Rachel Reeves Considers Rent Controls
Pillar guide: buying UK property as an investment — the 5 strategies, returns, tax landscape, and a £50k→5-property worked example. For investors deciding which strategy fits, see our
89% Landlord Confidence in Rental Market
Pillar guide: UK property investment strategy — the 5 strategies, returns, tax landscape, and a £50k→5-property worked example. For a focused look, see our piece on realistic UK