Client Money Protection has been a legal requirement for lettings agencies since 2019. Previously, it had merely been a recommendation.Here at Kings Lettings, we have created an article that explains what Client Money Protection is, how it protects the assets of landlords and tenants, and how you can ensure your money is fully protected.What is Client Money Protection?Lettings Agents in England wh
A home that looks attractive and accommodates prospective tenants leads to greater interest in a property and subsequently boosts a landlord’s chances of finding a reliable tenant.Making smart investments during the design process will lead to less expense in the future and Kings Lettings want to explain how.Choose neutral decorTenants viewing your property will be able to easily picture the
The property market can seem like a minefield for first-time landlords to navigate, but one of the primary legal issues to consider when preparing your first property for occupancy is whether your tenants have Right to Rent.That’s why King’s Lettings have outlined everything you need to know about whether your tenants have the right to rent a property, land or business in the UK.What i
Tenancy abandonment is when a tenant leaves a property before the end of tenancy, without letting the landlord know. Despite the tenant vacating the property, they are still the legal occupant so therefore still liable for rental payments. Here at Kings Lettings we’ve put together a guide exploring tenants rights while outlining the procedures you must take, should you find yourself in this
Whether you’re new to dealing with tenants, or simply need some advice, here at Kings Lettings we’ve put together a simple guide to help you settle tenants to their new home. We will explore the obligations and rights both you and your tenants have, as well offer tips you need to consider when starting a new tenancy agreement.Tenants rightsAs a tenant, they have the right to:Live in a
What is HMO?A HMO is a building, property or flat which is occupied by three or more persons, living as a household, where rent is paid.The most common type of HMO is when three or more unrelated personnel occupy a house, each pay for their own bedroom but share a communal kitchen and bathroom/s.Your property would be classed as HMO if both of the following apply:At least 3 tenants live in your pr
Are you considering becoming a landlord?Investing in property can be a fantastic way to make the most of the money you have to invest. Renting out a property can provide an ongoing income and provide you with a flexible lifestyle which can be very rewarding. Just like managing your own business, you get to make the decisions on costs, contracts, terms and ultimately have control over who lives in
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