Licensing update: what landlords in NW2, NW6 and NW10 sho...
Licensing rarely generates excitement, but it should always command attention. For landlords across North West London, complian...
Licensing rarely generates excitement, but it should always command attention. For landlords across North West London, complian...
Dealing with rent arrears is one of the most stressful aspects of being a landlord and it is essential that you do not end up on the wron...
Late rent payments can seriously add to the stress of being a landlord, but a calm and professional response can help to resolve the situ...
As we move into June, the lettings market across North West London enters a different phase. Summer is not just ...
After the Government changed vacant property council tax charges in April 2025, one of the most common questions Portland is asked is do ...
When landlords assess performance, the discussion often falls into two separate camps; yield or growth. Immediate rental return vers...
Airbnbs that host raucous hen parties. Jam packed student digs. Brothels that blight the community. Drug dens that attract undesirables. ...
Landlord legislation is often described as complicated, constantly changing and difficult to keep up with. Most compl...
Are pets allowed in rental properties? It’s one of the most asked questions ahead of the 1st May 2026, when a raft of legislative changes...
What paperwork do you need to give your tenants at the start of the tenancy? Do you need a landlord licence? Once all the initial matters...
In this guide: For many landlords, January can feel like an awkward moment in the lettings calendar. Christmas has just passed...
The Renters’ Rights Act is changing how landlords in the private rented sector look at pet ownership requests. If you rent out a property...
December can bring a different rhythm to the homes you let. Tenants spend more time indoors, routines shift, and small concerns can
Stay compliant, profitable, and stress‑free next year. Our End of Year Checklist for North London Landlords shows you exactly what to rev...
The Renters’ Rights Bill has been a cause of concern for landlords for some time now – and it will soon pass into law. Various amendments...
Do you need a selective landlord licence for your Brent rental property? Even if you rent to a single family, it’s likely. With Brent’s s...
Disputes over tenancy deposits are unfortunately fairly common. While some can be resolved between the tenant and landlord, in some cases...
Planning to put your North London rental house on the market? For many landlords, this brings you to a decision – is it better to sell th...
Maintaining and repairing rental properties is one of the ongoing responsibilities and costs for landlords. Even with responsible tenants...
Rent inflation has been steadily growing for years but it can vary greatly across the UK and even in specific areas, depending on rental ...
In an ideal world, your letting agent will make life easier – but what can you do if you aren’t happy with
Are you a solo landlord considering property management? In an increasingly regulated sector, the need to outsource your landlord d...
How to evict a tenant from your rental property – should you need to – is a key concern for landlords. If
If you’re wondering should I sell my investment property in north London now or wait and see, we look at the pros, cons and factors to in...
Wondering how long does tenant referencing take? Read our guide to find out how you can speed up the process and why it is so important f...
It’s never easy dealing with late rent payments. What can you do if a tenant is not paying rent on your apartment
From financial compliance to health and safety checks, you’ve got to tick certain boxes to rent out a property to tenants –
Further to our previous update regarding licensing changes, we have been asked by many of our landlords to expand upon my mailouts
