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A vacant property can look perfectly fine while its water sits unused behind the scenes. That matters because stagnant water, lukewarm temperatures and little-used outlets can create conditions in which Legionella bacteria may grow. If you are a landlord, you...
“Floor area” sounds straightforward. Until one person means the whole enclosed property, another means the usable space, and your listing quietly suggests both. Understanding GIA vs NIA helps you avoid that muddle. If you’re a landlord, property manager or...
A tenancy ends, the keys come back and the next tenant is not due for a fortnight. That gap can feel like a useful chance to get the property ready. It is also a period when you need to keep track of two things: the condition of the home and the requirements...
A tenancy begins with keys, a handover and, if you want a clear record of the property’s condition, a carefully timed check-in. Get that appointment right and you give both landlord and tenant a fair, shared starting point. Get it wrong and even a beautifully...