Posted: June 8, 2021 • Posted in: Lettings
The government has confirmed that the eviction ban ended on the 31st of May, however, bailiffs have been asked not to carry out an eviction if anyone living in the property has Covid-19 symptoms or is self-isolating. From 1 June 2021, notice periods – which had previously been extended to six months’ notice – will […]
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Posted: March 17, 2021 • Posted in: Lettings
Each property is unique and requires an individual approach to ensure it is let both swiftly and to the most appropriate tenant. Over the past 25 years, we have handled thousands of unique and individual properties and this experience ensures we consistently deliver our clients a first class service. A managing agent is the foundation […]
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Posted: March 15, 2021 • Posted in: Lettings
The evictions ban in England has been extended, meaning that evictions will not be enforced by bailiffs until 31st May 2021 at the earliest, with the measures to be “kept under review in line with the latest public health advice”. Exceptions remain in place for the most “egregious cases”, including illegal occupation, anti-social behaviour and […]
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Posted: February 11, 2021 • Posted in: Lettings
As we draw closer to the proposed end of the Stamp Duty Land Tax holiday of 31st March 2021, an increasing proportion of our clients require property to let having committed to move by the aforementioned date. Coupled with a growing proportion of our mailing based inside the M25/A12 corridor searching an opportunity to experience […]
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Posted: February 3, 2021 • Posted in: Financial advice, General News, Lettings
Fortunately, the housing market remains operational during lockdown, which means that people can still move home and continue to view properties, while continuing to follow appropriate Covid-19 safety guidelines, which we have implemented as a Covid-secure business. If you have any questions about the impact of lockdown on your rental properties – or anything else […]
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Posted: December 18, 2019 • Posted in: Lettings
As a residential landlord you will be well aware of the minimum standard of energy efficiency (MEES) for all new leases which came into force on 1st April 2018. This provided that a privately rented residential property would have to achieve an energy performance rating of “E” or above. This was not a retrospective requirement. […]
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