Restrictive covenants, as you may well know, can be a real nuisance for landlords.But what exactly are they, what effect do they have, and how can you remove them. In his latest article, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Olivia Parkinson answers these questions and more.
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In this article, Landlord & Tenant specialist Olivia Parkinson provides advice for people who are looking to become a landlord.
He goes on to outline the responsibilities of a landlord, the costs involved and the benefits.
In this video, Will Bartley looks at whether landlords can evict tenants themselves or whether they should take specialist advice.
In this video, Landlord and Tenant specialist Will Bartley covers Restrictive Covenants and how to deal with them.
If you’re a landlord who’s waiting for a new tenant to move in, you may be wondering what you can do to make sure that you’re prepared for their arrival.
In his latest video, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Will Bartley recommends three actions to take to get ready for new tenants.
If you’re looking to rent out property, you need to be aware of the responsibilities that you will take on as a landlord.
So, in this video, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Will Bartley outlines the 5 most important duties that you will have.
Are you looking to rent out a property, but unsure where to start? If so, this video might help. Here, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Will Bartley outlines the first steps that you should take.
Leaseholders will often want to renovate and modernise their property. Minor interior makeovers will not typically require consent from the Freeholder, however what about more substantial works?
In this article, Property Litigation Associate Michelle Hayter provides advice on Licences to Alter in residential leasehold properties.
The Government have today announced a cut in Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), as unveiled by the chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng this morning.
But what does this mean for homebuyers, first-time buyers and those in the middle of a transaction?
In her latest article, Conveyancing Partner Clare Hallett outlines what the cut in stamp duty is and what it means for you.
Mortgaging is the most popular way of purchasing property and is commonly associated with residential homes. But what about commercial mortgages?
In this article, Commercial Property Associate Patsy Whitford answers some of the most frequently asked questions around commercial mortgages.
In this article, Property Litigation specialist Michelle Hayter outlines how landlords can go about the eviction process
In this article, Commercial Property Solicitor Hannah Martin answers some of the most common and popular questions around adverse possession and provides advice for those looking to prove and claim it.
In this article, Conveyancing Executive Natalie Neil discusses property surveys.
She looks at the types of surveys, what will be checked, the costs involved, choosing a surveyor and more.
While the UK is suffering a high level of homelessness, Dorset has a high number of unoccupied homes in the South West. The Frettens team has closely analysed the data from the 2021 Census and ONS figures on UK dwellings to determine the...
Dorset is a popular place for retirees to move to over other age groups, new census data reveals. Following the publication of the 2021 Census , we compared this data with that of the 2011 Census to learn more about how the demographics of the Dorset...
Commercial Property Partner Oonagh McKinney provides advice for IPs on working with commercial leases, including complying to code of practice, assignments and break clauses.
In this article, Commercial Property Solicitor Hannah Martin outlines what sale and leaseback is, why it may be a good option for your company and the pros and cons.
Property Litigation specialist Michelle Hayter looks at the recently publishers renters reform White Paper. Will looks at the takeaways for both landlords and tenants, including an update on Section 21 evictions, the private renters ombudsman, decent homes standard and property portal.
In her latest Q&A, Property Litigation specialist lawyer Michelle Hayter provides advice on the Section 20 Consultation process and its importance to both private residential landlords and tenants.
In the recent Queen’s Speech, plans were outlined for the Renters Reform Bill. This included an update on the abolition of Section 21 evictions and when we might see it. Michelle Hayter summarises the Queen’s Speech; outlining the key takeaways for landlords.
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