Conveyancing

Do you have the Ground Rent grumps?

Posted2024-02-16 00:00
AuthorAmy Settle

Do you have the Ground Rent grumps? As leasehold property owners we are faced with that annual ground rent payment and we just don’t know why we pay it. Many pay a nominal amount equivalent to a high street coffee but others pay so much...

Guides to lease, rent and let residential properties

Posted2018-10-18 00:00
AuthorJoseph Hossein

GOVERNMENT ‘HOW TO’ GUIDES ON LEASING, LETTING AND RENTING RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES Three new guides designed to help and inform landlords and tenants have recently been published by the Government. The three guides are as follows: The How...

Don't Be Broken By A Break Clause

Posted2018-06-15 00:00
AuthorJoseph Hossein

Break Clauses - Top Tips for Commercial Tenants A break clause is a provision in a lease that allows a tenant to terminate their lease well before the lease expiry. Having a break clause is particularly helpful when a tenant’s business is performing...

2020 Septic Tank Regulations - what you need to know

Posted2018-06-11 00:00

WHAT WILL THE 2020 CHANGES TO SEPTIC TANK REGULATIONS MEAN FOR YOU? Septic tank changes. Not the most appealing opening line but for many home owners , something they are going to need to brush up on. Many homes across England and Wales are not...

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20 top tips all residential landlords need to know

Posted2018-03-06 17:05
AuthorJoseph Hossein

Following on from our recent article on what to do to be a successful landlord, here’s some more general tips that can assist in managing your commercial property or residential property: Prior to granting a tenant an Assured Shorthold...

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Construction Industry VAT Changes Ahead

Businesses in the construction industry are reminded that on 1 October 2020 the new VAT domestic reverse charge will come into force. This is being introduced as an anti-fraud measure and will see a major change in accounting for VAT on some construction...

Who Pays the Rates?

When a company that is the tenant of a property goes into liquidation, it is normal for the liquidator to disclaim the lease on the premises. Business rates must be paid by the 'person entitled to possession of the property' ( Local Government Finance Act...

Tenancy Deposit Protection Schemes - Rules

If you are a landlord it is vital that you are aware of the requirement that all deposits taken by landlords and letting agents for Assured Shorthold Tenancies (AST) in England and Wales must be protected by a tenancy deposit protection scheme. There are...

Tips for Business Borrowers

With the economy improving, businesses will be thinking about financing the expected expansion of trade. Borrowing cost often dominates the thinking, but it isn’t all about the cost of the loan. In order to negotiate the right deal, here are some tips...