A recent case considering the enforcement of charging orders and the validity of a Declaration of Trust has highlighted the complexities surrounding property and trust matters in an insolvency.
Now that a few months have passed since Labour’s landslide victory in the General Election in May, many are wondering what the potential changes are, with regards to the property market.
The government’s introduction of the Renters’ Rights Bill marks a significant shift for the private rented sector. Designed to protect tenants and rebalance the relationship between renters and landlords, the Bill introduces new regulations that will profoundly affect the way rental properties are managed.
Knowing house sales terminology empowers homeowners and buyers, aiding informed decisions and a transparent property transaction process.
The Government’s crackdown on illegal migration has seen a tripling of penalties for landlords who fail to enforce ‘right-to-rent’ rules.
Residential landlords are in the sightline over illegal renters as the government cracks down on illegal migration and right-to-rent rules.
Are you looking to buy a property? Have you ever considered buying at auction? Harry Lee looks at whether buying at auction might be an option for you.
Break clauses in leases - what both landlords and tenants should know and why you should check your tenancy agreement terms before you sign.
Rent-to-rent landlords are relieved by the Supreme Court ruling clarifying their responsibilities vs those that intermediary companies take.
If you're looking to sell property in the UK, you may have considered selling at auction. But is selling property at auction right for you?
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