A recent discussion on Property118 has highlighted a reality many landlords face but rarely talk about openly: dealing with tenants whose behaviour escalates beyond simple rent arrears into intimidation, violence, or persistent anti-social conduct. The original post focused on a landlord who had already secured possession through the courts but still faced the difficult nextContinue reading “Dealing With Anti-social or Threatening Tenants – Landlords Share Their Experience”
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Eviction Delays + Non Paying Tenants Threatening to Bankrupt Landlords
Imagine watching your tenant live in your property… for free. Month after month. Bills still going out. Mortgage still due. Repairs still your responsibility. But the rent? Nothing. That is the grim reality facing one landlord recently featured in the media — owed £13,500 in unpaid rent, while the tenant continues living in the propertyContinue reading “Eviction Delays + Non Paying Tenants Threatening to Bankrupt Landlords”
Derby landlord sells his portfolio with no searches, no survey, and £30,000 more than investor market
We all know that this year’s brought with it some tough challenges for landlords. We’ve also been bombarded with news that, quite frankly, is bringing us all down. It’s refreshing to hear, therefore, that for landlords who have made the decision to sell, there’s a way out with opportunities to be had, and it’s paying off.Continue reading “Derby landlord sells his portfolio with no searches, no survey, and £30,000 more than investor market”
3 in 4 Small Landlords Unprepared for the Renters Rights Act — Here’s What You Need to Know Before Enforcement
Recent reports suggest landlords are becoming less worried about the Renters Rights Act — but the statistics tell a different story. When three quarters of small landlords — the group most likely to be affected — admit they are still unprepared with enforcement just weeks away; it raises an uncomfortable question – is confidence reallyContinue reading “3 in 4 Small Landlords Unprepared for the Renters Rights Act — Here’s What You Need to Know Before Enforcement”
The Best Way to Sell Buy-to-Let Property
Selling a buy-to-let property isn’t like selling your own home.There are tenants to consider, tax implications to manage, and strategic choices that can significantly affect how much you walk away with — and how quickly. In 2026, with tighter regulations, tax changes and rising landlord exits, choosing the right selling strategy matters more than ever.Continue reading “The Best Way to Sell Buy-to-Let Property”
Best Way to Sell a BTL Property in the UK (2026 Guide)
Avoid Repossession | Sell For The Best Price | Sell The Fastest When Time Or Cash Flow Are Limited If you’re searching for the best way to sell a buy-to-let (BTL) property, the right answer depends on why you’re selling and how much financial pressure you’re under. Before deciding how to sell your BTL, askContinue reading “Best Way to Sell a BTL Property in the UK (2026 Guide)”
Calling North West Landlords: This Is Your Moment🎉
If you own a freehold, buy-to-let property in the North West of England valued between £100,000 and £200,000, now is an exceptional time to take a fresh look at your options. At Landlord Sales Agency (LSA), we’re seeing a surge in demand for exactly this type of property – and not just from investors. MoreContinue reading “Calling North West Landlords: This Is Your Moment🎉”
How Will Making Tax Digital (MTD) Affect Landlords?
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is a major overhaul of the UK tax reporting system. It moves landlords and other self-assessment taxpayers away from a single annual return towards regular, digital reporting of income and expenses using HMRC-approved software. It builds on earlier digital reporting rules already in place for VAT. Under MTD landlords will typically:Continue reading “How Will Making Tax Digital (MTD) Affect Landlords?”
Selling with tenants in place, or after vacant possession? A realistic route to a certain sale
It goes without saying, and certainly judging by the amount of landlords we’re speaking to, that many of you are exiting or getting ready to exit the sector. It’s a smart decision. With the Renters’ Rights Act coming into play this May 1st, the end of Section 21 and the raft of tax penalties andContinue reading “Selling with tenants in place, or after vacant possession? A realistic route to a certain sale”
Landlords: Vacant Property Doesn’t Always Mean Trouble-Free Sales
A lot of ex-landlords think once the tenants are out, the hard part’s over. The truth? Vacant doesn’t guarantee easy. Vacant doesn’t guarantee quick. And vacant definitely doesn’t guarantee buyers will line up. Selling an empty ex-rental can be a hard sell — especially if it’s a bit tired, outdated or needs work after yearsContinue reading “Landlords: Vacant Property Doesn’t Always Mean Trouble-Free Sales”