The situation and advice available following the Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak is continually changing. At Robinson Reade we are doing all we can to keep landlords and tenants in the Park Gate/Locks...
In this two-minute read, we look at how landlords can successfully tackle the challenges presented by the Coronavirus. Keep the lines of communication open Hopefully you already have a good relationship with...
The new Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced his budget this afternoon. But the big news relating to property came more than five hours before. The Bank of England (BoE) announced an emergency...
After years in the pipeline, new electrical safety standards for private rental properties are expected to come into force on July 1. The legislation is likely to get the green light...
End of Section 21? It won’t have escaped anyone who works in the private rented sector’s notice that the government intends to abolish non fault evictions. The Renters Reform Bill has...
Day three of our summary of points from the main three parties regarding housing and it’s the turn of the Liberal Democrats. Once again, no major headline about housing in...
So, yesterday we looked at the Conservative’s manifesto in relation to housing. Although there is still no major headline in the manifesto regarding housing, the language used is far more...
Like many people that I speak to, I haven’t a clue who to vote for in this coming election so I’ve made a conscious effort on this occasion to read...
If you’ve got a property you want to rent out, you’ll need to be aware of the potential costs involved. Here’s the final part of our three part guide to...
If you’ve got a property you want to rent out, you’ll need to be aware of the potential costs involved. Here’s the second of our three part guide to landlord...
