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Letting around the UK: notice periods and evictions
Housing policy is devolved in the UK, meaning each country has the power to...
Legionella checks: what are they and who can make them?
As a landlord, you have an obligation to protect your tenants. And under th...
The Spring Statement – was there good news for landlords?
When the Chancellor stepped up to deliver his Spring Statement, he opened w...
Selective licensing schemes in England: what landlords need to know
Every local authority in England has ‘selective licensing’ powers. This...
Finding the right person to carry out...Electrical Checks
As a landlord, you’re legally obliged to make sure that the electrical sy...
Which type of rented properties require fire doors?
If you’re a HMO landlord, you should certainly have fire doors in your p...
The Government's 'Levelling Up' White Paper: how will it impact landlords?
At the start of February, the Government published its long-awaited ‘Leve...
Property Title Fraud – could you be affected?
Property Title Fraud is a phrase that many may be unaware of and yet, follo...
Celebrations as Your Move expands into Derby
Our team in Ilkeston are celebrating following the appointment of Karla Mye...
Landlords should always be prepared
Lifetime Deposits, a National Landlord Register, the abolishment of ‘no f...
Support for those in rent arrears. Your Move explains what it means for landlords and tenants
The government has recently announced that it will make £65m available to ...
Why the Government has delayed a White Paper on Rental Reform
It has been announced that a long awaited White Paper on Rental Reform is t...