Emsleys Blog
Reposit - the alternative to a Tenancy Deposit by Mark Davison
One of the conversations I often have with landlords is about their frustration in a ‘five week’ capped deposit. If rent is not paid for the final month of a tenancy and there are damages, the landlord maybe be out of pocket in order to… Read More
Rising rents - Market Commentary by Director of Lettings, Helen Jolly
Over the last year it has been difficult to escape the news of rising house prices, but this has also been the case for rental properties for example a 3 bedroom well maintained semi-detached house with garage was let in 2019 at £900,… Read More
Emsleys announces Charity Partner of the Year as local children's charity, Zarach
Emsleys announces Charity Partner of the Year as local children's charity, Zarach Read More
Top tips for a smooth conveyancing process with Emsleys by Associate Director and Head of Conveyancing, Adam Dawson
They say, moving house can be one of the most stressful times in your life. We all know it is a huge upheaval but the ambition to move to your next home and be able to create the space you and your family can enjoy for years to come,… Read More
Going for gold! Emsleys wins the Guild of Property Professionals gold award for sales and lettings in Yorkshire and Humber for the second year running
We are delighted to have been awarded the Gold Awards presented by The Guild of Property Professionals for the best sales and lettings agents in the Yorkshire and Humber region. Sales director, Jared Thomas says, ‘After what has been a… Read More
Navigating the property maze with our new and unique Property Finder Service by Associate Director, Emma Battson
Firstly, WOW! What a whirlwind these past 12 months in the property world have been. I can honestly say, in the past 25 years of working within this industry, I have never seen a market like it. The sudden changes in the market have… Read More
Top 3 Government New Build Homebuying Schemes for First Time Buyers for 2022
The property market may feel a bit unpredictable right now, and maybe you’re thinking that buying your first home will be too much of a challenge. However, there are still some great Government schemes to help First Time Buyers,… Read More
Rising rentals – is it time to review your investments? By Director of Lettings, Helen Jolly
Over the last year it has been difficult to escape the news of rising house prices, but this has also been the case for rental properties. For example, a well maintained, three bedroom semi-detached house with garage was let in 2019 at £900… Read More
What you need to know about Deposit Dispute claims, by Lettings Manager, Mark Davison
As with any end of tenancy, in order to avoid disputes, the hard work is done at the start of the tenancy documenting the condition. Here we list how to ensure you manage your tenancy correctly in order to avoid any disputes. Inventory You… Read More
Testing your property for Legionella, by Director of Lettings, Helen Jolly
Recently, we have received some questions about 'legionella'. Our team have done some useful research on the subject and have put together important information for landlords. Please see our guide regarding assessing your properties risk.… Read More
4 things homeowners can do that will you get the best price for your home in 2022
If you are looking to move home in 2022, you need to plan to ensure you get the best price for your area. Evidence from the Land Registry shows us that most buyers and sellers put their home onto the market in January and February, sell in… Read More
A year in lettings and property management by Director of Lettings, Helen Jolly
Well, putting aside the fact that I wish it has been a year of lettings in Provence, it has, unsurprisingly, been another challenging year - in some way even more so than 2020 was. Lockdown life It started with a depressing lockdown over… Read More