Housing disrepair claims continue to receive significant attention, with increasing scrutiny on how landlords respond to reports of damp, mould and other repair issues.
Universal Credit Arrears: What Landlords Need to Know About Direct Payments
Learn how landlords can manage Universal Credit rent arrears, request Managed Payments and take early action to protect rental income.
The Smell That Won’t Shift: How Ozone Treatment Helps Landlords Tackle Persistent Odours (By our Trusted Partner Intra Air)
Ozone treatment is a standard practice in fire and flood restoration, used routinely by insurance companies and restoration contractors to remove smoke odour after fire damage.
The Link Between Ventilation and Mould: What Every Landlord Should Know (By Our Trusted Partner IntraAir)
Ventilation is the most effective way to remove moisture from a home. It is a functional requirement, as essential to the building as the heating system.
Why Mould Keeps Coming Back: The Root Cause Most Landlords Miss (By Our Trusted Partner Intra Air)
Recurring mould is one of the most common and frustrating issues landlords face. But the reason it keeps returning is almost always the same, and it is not the one most people assume.
EMPO Landlord Guide: Section 8 Grounds for Possession (Renters’ Rights Act 2025)
With the removal of Section 21, Section 8 becomes the primary route to regain possession. Read our detailed guide to know more.
Mould is Costing More Than You Think (By our trusted partner ArcAirTech)
Visible mould growth is usually the final stage of a much larger environmental imbalance. Airborne mould spores circulate constantly within indoor environments.
Personal vs Limited Company: How Structure Impacts Your Mortgage and Estate Planning (by our trusted partner, MFB)
Is estate planning simpler when investing in my own name or through a Limited Company? Here, we discuss the differences and how they impact your mortgages when estate planning.
Nottingham’s Student Housing Market Is Rebalancing.
Recent commentary and local reporting have highlighted growing unease around the volume and composition of student accommodation in Nottingham.
Should Landlords Try to Dodge the Renters’ Rights Act? (By David Smith)
David Smith, law firm partner and well-known commentator on housing law, explains it’s not the best idea for landlords to avoid the RRA.
What Successful Landlords Do Differently
More than ever, property needs to be treated as a professional business and the landlords who are doing well are the ones adapting early.