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Don't Omit an Inventory

An inventory is essential to assess the condition of a property at the start and end of a tenancy. Recent legislation has affected check-out fees and charges, but deposits are still allowed for damages, provided clear evidence is available.

Read    23/01/2024

Cannabis or Tomatoes?!!

A letting agent in West Lothian was embarrassed after mistakenly thinking her client’s tenant was growing cannabis, only to discover they were tomatoes. While the agent’s vigilance was appreciated, this situation highlights the importance of being aware of potential ...

Read    23/01/2024

Industry Updates: Enhancing The Conveyancing Process

The UK property industry is currently grappling with two major concerns:The home buying and selling process encounters several roadblocks that slow down its speed and efficiency.The ongoing energy crisis.This article focuses specifically on the issues with the house ...

Read    04/07/2023

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Regulations for Landlords

The record fine of 17m on Entain, the company that owns Ladbrokes, Coral, and Foxy Bingo, has brought the AML regulations of the UK into center stage. It also sounds alarm bells for estate agents. Estate agents in the UK are already required by law to demonstrate tha...

Read    20/09/2022

Thatcher's Right To Buy Being Extended To Private Tenants What It Means For The UK Build To Rent Sector

Right to Buy was introduced in 1980 under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, allowing council housing tenants to purchase their homes at a discounted rate. It has since been widely regarded as a major contributor to the housing shortage in the rented sector.

Read    20/09/2022

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