What is the future of the Buy-To-Let Market in 2022? What about the new landlord and tenant law changes? In this article, we focus on the Burton-on-Trent property market although the same will apply to other local areas too. What will happen to rents? How will house prices fare? It's all in this article...

Whether you’re renting for the first time, upsizing to a bigger property, downsizing to a smaller property or moving into a new area, renting gives you both flexibility and independence. There is certainly a lot to think about when searching for a new rental home so we’ve discussed some of the important issues here:

Maximising the return on a buy-to-let property is a massive priority for landlords. If the wrong choices are made even before a tenant moves in, then it will be difficult to get the most from the investment. Our 'Six Stage Road Trip' will help you make the right choices. Why a 'Road Trip'? Because the destination is the most important bit..

A lot has happened in the private rental sector in the last couple of years so in this blog I take a look at the effect of the pandemic in 2020 through to 2021, a look at where we are now at the end of 2021 and what factors will influence the lettings market in 2022.

Will Derby House Prices fall in 2022... or will they continue to rise? Will we have a repeat of the Credit Crunch property crash of 2008? What will the property market be like in 2022? If you are a Derby homeowner or landlord, then read this article to find out why 2022 will be unlike any other year for the local property market.

Purplebricks could be facing a huge £30m payout after it allegedly failed to properly serve legal documents to tenants regarding the registration of their deposits into a registered protection scheme. This could put thousands of landlords at risk of being fined through not following basic tenancy law.

Should elderly Burton homeowners be forced to sell their large Burton homes to make way for younger families to live in them? That is what the Housing Minster, Chris Pincher, suggested recently. Or do you think that the Government should keep their noses out of how and where people live?

How worried should Derby landlords be about the new proposed rules regarding the EPC rating of their rental properties? All rental properties require an EPC. From April 2020, the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations state that all private rental properties have a minimum EPC rating of ‘E’ or above. The rules could change again...

How worried should Burton-on-Trent homeowners and landlords be about the rise in UK inflation on their finances and the value of their home or investment property? House prices tend to rise with inflation, so with UK annual inflation recently hitting 4.2%, that’s good news, isn’t it? All discussed in this article...

The new Renter’s Reform Bill due in Spring 2022 could be the biggest change to the Derby Buy-To-Let property market in 30 years with the introduction of transferable ‘Lifetime Deposits’. How will the Government ensure landlords aren’t out of pocket when a new tenant moves in and the deposit is claimed by their previous landlord?

If you use property portals to search for you new, dream home, then you’re not alone. In fact almost everyone searches for property this way. Have you ever found a property that meets your EXACT criteria, only to see that someone has got there first and it is sold?

With the number of Burton properties selling this Autumn dropping due to several factors, is the Burton property market starting to run out of steam? What does 2022 have in store for local homeowners and landlords? Read this article to find out...