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If you are wondering how often should a landlord inspect property, the practical answer for most standard residential tenancies is straightforward: arrange an initial visit around three months after move-in, then schedule inspections every six months. There is...
A property can look perfectly presentable at the start of a tenancy. Fast-forward several months, add a few disputed marks, a missing appliance part and one very confident email from a tenant, and suddenly “it was already like that” becomes the phrase of the...
A vacant property can look peaceful. To an insurer, however, it can represent a greater risk of theft, vandalism, escape of water, frost damage and unnoticed maintenance problems. That is why understanding vacant property insurance UK requirements matters...
For landlords, a tenancy deposit is more than money held at the start of a let. It represents protection against specific, evidenced losses when a property is returned in a worse condition than it was found. The difficulty is proving what changed. That is...