Damp and mould in rental properties aren’t just cosmetic issues—they pose serious health risks. UK regulations ensure landlords provide habitable homes, addressing these problems promptly. This blog explores the legal responsibilities of landlords and tenants, plus practical tips for preventing and managing damp and mould.

Exciting news for the Derbyshire property market! The Bank of England has cut the base rate from 5.25% to 5.0%, the first cut in four years. This decision, narrowly approved by a 5-4 vote, promises lower mortgage rates, increased buyer interest, and boosted investment opportunities. Discover the positive impact this could have on our local market..

Mortgage rates significantly influence the housing market, affecting affordability and overall market health. This blog explores how rate fluctuations impact monthly payments, buyer demand, and investment strategies. Discover why understanding mortgage rates is crucial for homebuyers and investors in navigating the Derbyshire property landscape.

Deciding whether to sell your buy-to-let property can be a challenging decision for any landlord. With market conditions, financial implications, and personal goals to consider, it's crucial to weigh your options carefully. This comprehensive guide explores the key factors to help you make an informed decision and achieve your long-term objectives.

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In today's dynamic rental market, landlords face numerous challenges; from managing rising rents to unforeseen rent arrears. A market-leading rent guarantee insurance policy offers critical benefits, ensuring financial security, consistent cash flow, and peace of mind. Discover why our 'Landlord Disaster Recovery' product is a must have essential.

Will the Labour plans delivered in the Kings Speech have a positive effect on the UK housing market? Could we yet see another version of the ‘Boris Bounce‘ in the post-election months like we saw in early 2020? If we do, what could it be called... The ‘Starmer Surge’? In this blog I look at what may happen and why there are more important concerns

The second quarter of 2024 has seen record-breaking activity in the UK property market. This article examines the surge in new listings and sales, with a particular focus on Derby. We explore which price sectors are experiencing the most activity. If you're a homeowner or landlord in Derby, this article provides the latest insights into our market.

Discover the latest insights into the Derby property market and learn how to sell your home faster in 2024. Learn how long it takes to sell a home in Derby, split down by price bands. Read the comprehensive guide which provides valuable tips and strategies tailored specifically for local homeowners, ensuring you can make informed decisions..

As cannabis popularity increases, its cultivation in rental properties has become more common. This brings significant downsides. From property damage and legal complications to community safety concerns and environmental strain, the negative impacts of cannabis cultivation in rentals are profound and has led to the police to issue a 16 point guide

Labour will be taking the reins of government and ushering in a new era of policies and promises in the property market. Their manifesto outlines ambitious plans to address housing affordability, renters' rights, and homelessness. However, what are the practical implementation of these initiatives in the context of our local Derbyshire area?

It's a landslide! Labour has achieved a stunning , although expected victory in the general election, securing over 400 seats - far surpassing the 326 required for a majority. Sir Kier Starmer stated that the UK is waking up to "the sunlight of hope," signalling a fresh start for the nation after 14 years. So what about the housing sector?