Estate Agent Myths: What South Devon Sellers Need to Know
How much of what you know about estate agents is really true? This three-minute read debunks a few common urban myths. The digital revolution has
Craig Bastow July 21, 2022
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Why Landlords Should Conduct a Property MOT
It pays to sit down once a year and review how your buy-to-let is performing and flag up any potential issues looming on the horizon.
Natalie Hutchins July 20, 2022
Off the Beaten Track: Unique Staycations in the UK
And just like that, it’s the summer holidays again. Six painful weeks of keeping the kids entertained, and the house in one piece. Oh, and
Yvonne Graves July 15, 2022
A Helpful Guide to Selling Property to Pay for Care Costs
If you or a loved one need to move into a care home or require home care, you might be considering selling your property to
Craig Bastow July 14, 2022
WFH and Landlords: What You Need to Know
In our post-pandemic world, working from home (WFH) has become the new norm for many people. But as a landlord, you need to make sure
Theresa Woodall July 13, 2022
Food Banks Need You
The cost of living crisis is affecting more people than ever, and sadly, it’s set to get worse, as more and more households are turning
Craig Bastow July 8, 2022
Why Sellers Should Use High-Quality Property Photos
When selling a home, good-quality property photos help you attract more buyers and achieve a higher asking price. What’s not to love? A three-minute read.
James Cooper July 6, 2022
Top Tips for Successful Property Inspections
Inspections are a key part of managing a tenancy so it’s imperative that landlords get them right. Here are some top tips to ensure landlords
Steve Hill July 4, 2022
Landlords Don’t Be Fooled, Why Guaranteed Rent Isn’t Always the Answer
As a busy landlord juggling a portfolio of multiple properties, you might be thinking about ways to reduce your workload or secure a regular income.
Natalie Hutchins June 13, 2022
Four Things You Must Do If You’re an Accidental Landlord
If you’ve become a landlord due to unexpected circumstances such as bereavement or a new relationship, here’s some helpful advice. A two-minute read. It’s
Natalie Hutchins May 16, 2022
Energy Bills: How to Avoid Disputes and Help Your Teignbridge Tenants
This eight-point plan outlines the best way landlords can manage the issue of energy bills. A two-minute read. This year’s colossal hike in energy costs
Natalie Hutchins May 10, 2022
What to Do Before Renting Your Property to Family or Friends
Here are some questions you should ask yourself before you rent your property to family or friends. Do they need to sign a tenancy agreement?
Natalie Hutchins April 25, 2022
