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What is a Deed of Variation? A Deed of Variation enables a Tenant to change the terms of their existing lease. It will n...

Here We Go Again: Five Key Aspects of the New Renters’ Rights Bill The new labour government have been quick to in...

Timing is everything The landscape of tenancy law is ever evolving, with new cases constantly refining the obligations o...

Should I Accept My Freeholder’s Offer to Extend the Lease? If you are a leaseholder facing the need to extend your lea...

Webinar: The leasehold and freehold reform act 2024 On 31ST of May, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 became la...

Do I need my own valuation for a lease extension? First things first, you might wonder why you need a lease extension va...

On 24 May 2024, just before Parliament came to an end following the general election announcement, the Leasehold and Fre...

The End of the Renters (Reform) Bill The Renters (Reform) Bill did not make it through Parliament before it was dissolve...

A frequent question being asked by landlords is “how do I get possession if no fault evictions are being abolished?”...

How to Complete Bridging Finance Quickly Part of the appeal of bridging loans is that they are supposed to complete quic...