Inheriting a Rental Property: Options and Responsibilities Explained
By The Kingshills Team on 22nd Mar 2024If you’ve just inherited a rental property, then you may be wondering what your options are.
While you won’t need to make any...
Spring Forward: A Quick Guide to Selling Your Home
By The Kingshills Team on 11th Mar 2024Springtime is not just when the natural world comes back to life but also when the local property market shakes off any winter blues.
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Avoiding the Common Calamities: A Landlord’s Guide to Success
By The Kingshills Team on 22nd Feb 2024Being a landlord is rewarding, but it comes with its own set of challenges and responsibilities.
What's Driving a Resurgence in Demand in the Property Market?
By The Kingshills Team on 5th Feb 2024Good news: the latest data on buyer demand shows that the number of property hunters out in force is up by 14%*.
So, what’s...
Renters Reform Bill: An Update for Landlords
By The Kingshills Team on 5th Feb 2024After years in the making, it looks like the Renters Reform Bill – the biggest shake-up of the private rental sector in decades – will become a reality in 2024.
...How to Spot the Signs of Illegal Subletting
By The Kingshills Team on 25th Jan 2024Did you know that one in ten tenants admit to illegally subletting their rental property*?
The practice is even more common among...
Why Guppies Make Good Tenants and How You Can Attract Them
By The Kingshills Team on 9th Jan 2024If you’re wondering what Guppies are (and we’re not talking about fish here) and what they’ve got to do with the property sector, let us explain.
The term ‘Guppies’ refers to tenants in the 18 – 39...
What's in Store for 2024? A Look at the Year Ahead in the Buy-to-Let Sector
By The Kingshills TeamThere’s no doubt that 2023 was challenging for the private rental sector, but looking ahead, landlords have plenty of reasons to be cheerful.
While no one knows precisely what will happen in 2024,...
A Home Seller’s Guide to Energy Performance Certificates
By The Kingshills TeamIf you’re selling your home, then you’ll need a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) for the property.
So, here’s a guide explaining what an EPC is and how you can get one.
...Five Conveyancing Tips to Speed Up Your Property Sale
By The Kingshills TeamDeciding to sell your home is a big decision that comes with a long list of jobs and responsibilities.
Along with decluttering and last-minute DIY, you need to find a good agent (we can help you with that) and...