by Dominic Teboul | 15 Apr, 2025 |
Most landlords, (if not all), will need to increase the rent on their property at some point in their lifetime. If you have a tenant in the property, it’s not as simple as dictating to them the new price of the rent when you want to increase it. To formally increase...
by Dominic Teboul | 28 Mar, 2025 |
Landlords in England & Wales should be aware that HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) is proposing increases to court fees from 1 April. These changes will impact various legal processes related to property management, including possession claims and...
by Dominic Teboul | 13 Mar, 2025 |
At Landlord Solicitors, we often assist individuals who have inherited a property with an existing tenant—one of the most common ways people become “accidental landlords.” Inheriting a tenant in situ can be a benefit or a challenge, depending on your goals. You might...
by Aled Evans | 14 Feb, 2025 |
Would you allow an unqualified person to extract your tooth? Or trust an unregulated doctor to diagnose a serious illness? Of course not. Yet, many landlords unknowingly take a huge legal and financial risk by choosing unregulated “eviction specialists”...
by Aled Evans | 5 Feb, 2025 |
The Renters’ Rights Bill has recently progressed from the House of Commons to the House of Lords, moving closer to becoming law. As the Bill takes its final shape, landlords in the private rental sector must prepare for significant regulatory changes. However, many...
by Aled Evans | 7 Jan, 2025 |
The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to significantly change the landscape for landlords and tenants, making it more challenging to evict tenants once it becomes law. With the third reading of the Bill scheduled for 14 January 2025, the countdown is on and the legislation...
