By common consent, spring is much the best time to sell your property. It’s also a great time to buy a property because there will probably be more on the market. So here are some tips to help you prepare for a quick and profitable house sale: 1. Plan ahead for getting your energy performance [...]
8 Top Tips On How To Successfully Sell Your Property In 2011
by Letting a Property on April 10, 2011 in General Discussion
The “Housing Crunch” sequel
by Letting a Property on January 7, 2011 in General Discussion
First, we had the ‘credit crunch’, a drama played out in governments, stock exchanges and banks throughout the global economy. The how and the why it happened is probably only fully understood by financial experts; i.e. the people that caused it. The aftermath of this has resulted in cuts to jobs and services and most [...]
New research shows that almost one million tenants in Britian have been a victim of a scam
by Letting a Property on October 5, 2010 in General Discussion, Landlords Blog, Tenants
New research by the housing and homelessness charity Shelter reveals that almost one million Britons have fallen victim to scams involving a private tenancy or landlord in the last three years. Shelter commissioned YouGov to conduct an online survey of 2,234 GB Adults – 2% of whom said they have fallen victim to a scam [...]
Seasons Greetings from lettingaproperty.com
by Letting a Property on December 18, 2009 in General Discussion
Dear Reader May I take this opportunity to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year in 2010. Looking back on 2009, it has been a very exciting time for the team at lettingaproperty.com and I would like to share with you some of the milestones that we are extremely proud of [...]
Is it the right time to enter the property market?
by Letting a Property on October 21, 2009 in General Discussion
Ask ten people whether they think the time is right to venture back into the property market and you’re likely to get a different answer from every one. Even studying the news reports won’t help much if you want to know whether house prices are on the up or about to sink back through the [...]
Protect yourself against identity fraudsters!
by Letting a Property on October 14, 2009 in General Discussion
You may think the odds are in your favour when it comes to being a victim of identity fraud. But using other people’s stolen personal details to obtain credit and commit scams is one of the UK’s fastest growing crimes – and the fraudsters are always on the look out for ways to up their [...]
Online Home Valuation – How much is my house worth in rent?
by Letting a Property on August 30, 2009 in General Discussion, Property News, Resources
Lettingaproperty.com have just launched a new and completely free online home valuation service for landlords looking to value their property to let. The online home valuation service can be used by landlords and homeowners to help assess the rental price of a property when conducting a rent review and it will help to benchmark the [...]
Calling all property experts – your soapbox has arrived
by Letting a Property on July 29, 2009 in General Discussion, On a Lighter Note, Property News
lettingaproperty.com, the property website dedicated to residential lettings in the UK, is on the lookout for talented writers to contribute to our popular Property Blog. We are looking for a handful of contributors with experience and knowledge in property who feel they need a soapbox to shout about their experiences, frustrations, surmises, limericks, humorous anecdotes [...]
Office of Fair Trading welcomes ruling over unfair Foxtons terms
by Letting a Property on July 14, 2009 in General Discussion, Letting Agents, Property News
Hopefully, landlords will be able to breathe a sigh of relief when it comes to tenancy renewal fees charged by Letting Agents. In a recent legal case brought against Foxtons Ltd by the Office of Fair Trading under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 (UTCCRs), it was ruled by the High Court that [...]
Tenants warned of latest deposit scam
by Letting a Property on July 14, 2009 in General Discussion, Property News, Tenancy Deposits, Tenants
Attention all Tenants. A new scam has been brought to light by the Deposit Protection Service (DPS) involving property that is advertised to rent on certain private-to-list websites. Scam artists posing to be Landlords are using sites like Gumtree and are asking unsuspecting tenants to prove that they can afford to pay the deposit and [...]
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Landlords, protect your pipes from freezing
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My tenant has stopped paying rent, what should I do?
May 27, 2011
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Is a tenancy agreement legally binding if it is not in writing?
June 10, 2011
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Tenants on Housing Benefit are turning to Private Landlords
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Office of Fair Trading welcomes ruling over unfair Foxtons terms
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Accommodation for London 2012
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Landlords! Do you need a HMO license?
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Top tips for landlords to prevent rental arrears
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Inaugural edition of our ‘Just for Tenants’ newsletter
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Landlords, How to Protect your Pipes from Freezing
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