Lettings

According to the Tenancy Deposit Scheme one of the top 5 reasons for end of tenancy deposit disputes is garden maintenance or damage. The most common reasons that we encounter when dealing with deposit claims are: Overgrown weeds… Read More

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

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

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

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

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

There will soon be new regulations around the provision of carbon monoxide alarms within your rented properties.

The UN’s COP26 conference in Glasgow has pushed climate change back to the top of the UK government’s agenda. The government has recently announced its intentions to improve as many homes across the country as possible, aiming to ensure… Read More

As the autumn weather sets in across Yorkshire, you may be thinking about updating your home. Each week we value and sell beautiful properties bursting with design inspiration in Crossgates, Garforth, Rothwell, Sherburn in Elmet and the… Read More

June is almost here (hopefully bringing with it some sunshine!), but first it’s Spring Bank Holiday weekend. If you’re looking to make plans (whilst staying COVID-safe), there are plenty of outdoor activities and days out in the local area.

The government has announced that the temporary changes to Right to Rent Checks will end on 21st June 2021. Once the changes are lifted, face-to-face and physical document checks will be required once again.

According to the Office for National Statistics, UK house prices have seen the highest annual growth rate since 2008’s financial crisis. Yorkshire & the Humber has seen the highest increase across England, with prices soaring by 14% in… Read More