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Cuckooing: Could Your Tenant and Rental Property Be Targeted?

Landlords
16 October 2024

Cuckooing is a heartless crime that puts your tenant’s wellbeing at risk and leaves you, as the landlord, facing an array of legal issues. So, if you own a rental property, here’s what you need to know.

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Three Reasons Why It’s a Bad Idea to Spy on Property Viewings

Buyers
13 October 2024

An increasing number of property sellers are using home tech to eavesdrop on property viewings. Should you do it, too? Here are three reasons why it’s not a good idea.

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Three Feel-good Things the Next Three Months Can Bring

Anyone
11 October 2024

As the days grow shorter and the chill sets in, it can be easy to feel a bit downcast. Here are three things to consider in the coming months that are sure to lift your spirits.

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A Landlord’s Guide: Top Tips for a Smooth Move-In

Landlords
9 October 2024

Here are five key steps landlords should take before handing over the keys.

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Dopamine Décor: The Secret to Creating a Happier Home

Anyone
4 October 2024

Let’s take a look at this popular design trend and how it can transform a drab and dreary home into something special.

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Should You Renovate Your Melton Mowbray Home? Here’s A New Tool and a Top Tip to Help You Decide

Anyone
2 October 2024

Rightmove has unveiled a new tool to help calculate how much renovation works add to the value of a property. How does it work, and is it any good? Let’s find out.

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Five Tips for Melton Mowbray Landlords Buying a Doer-Upper

Landlords
1 October 2024

When considering the purchase of a ‘doer-upper’ – a property that requires refurbishment – landlords are often faced with a Shakespearean (ish) question: “To buy, or not to buy?”