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Embrace the Charm: Corby, Your Amazing Haven of Joy

Corby's community spirit is nothing short of magical. The friendly faces that greet you on the streets are not just passersby; they're potential lifelong friends. The warmth of the locals is contagious, and the strong sense of community is the backbone of this incred...

Read    30/01/2024

Is Corby is a great place to live?

In the vast landscape of living choices, there's a hidden gem waiting to be explored – Corby. Nestled in the heart of Northamptonshire, this town is not just a location; it's a vibrant community bursting with positivity, warmth, and endless opportunities. Corby conti...

Read    30/01/2024

In 2024, how might The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill empower homeowners better than before

Key Objectives of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform BillThe much-awaited Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill was presented to the House of Commons on November 27, 2023, soon after the King's speech. The Bill introduces significant reforms to improve leaseholder rights...

Read    24/01/2024

The Fire Safety Act and your front door: new responsibilities

After the tragic Grenfell Tower incident in 2017, the government took decisive action by introducing the Fire Safety Act 2021.What is the relationship between the Fire Safety Act 2021 and the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order of 2005?This legislation is an essent...

Read    24/01/2024

Success With Corporate Rentals

Corporate rentals have become a preferred option for business travelers and companies looking for flexible housing solutions. Unlike traditional hotel stays, corporate rentals provide a home-like atmosphere, complete with amenities such as fully-equipped kitchens, li...

Read    23/01/2024

Why Are You Happy to Rent?

Do you rent your home? Would you like to buy it? If so, you’re in the minority. A survey by Landbay found that only 42% of private tenants are interested in homeownership.

Read    23/01/2024

Why We Need a New Housing Court

Scotland has already implemented a housing court system, allowing landlords to take swift and efficient action against problem tenants. With increasing legal challenges in the private rental sector, could the rest of the UK benefit from a similar approach?

Read    23/01/2024

Why we need to retain Section 21

At Ringley, we strongly believe that scrapping Section 21 will harm both landlords and tenants. Here’s why:1) A System That WorksSection 21 has been in place since the Housing Act 1988 and is well understood by both landlords and tenants. It provides a straightforwar...

Read    23/01/2024

Does your Insurance Cover You Fully?

While your landlord may be insured for damage to the property, have you considered whether the contents of your flat are covered? Insurance is a necessity, and renters need to ensure they are properly protected.

Read    23/01/2024

As a Tenant Check Your Lease before Thinking of Short Term lets

Short-term lets have become a popular way for homeowners to generate extra income. However, if you're renting a property, listing it on Airbnb without permission could lead to serious consequences.

Read    23/01/2024

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