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Tuesday 27th October 2020
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With just three years in the property industry, I feel incredibly lucky to combine two family businesses: property rentals and construction. What started as a part-time office assistant role for our family business in 2020 is now a real passion. I immersed myself in learning and growing in this constantly evolving field. While I've gained a ton of knowledge in lettings, my real excitement lies in understanding legislation and how it impacts the PRS. Currently managing our family portfolio, I'm extremely excited to develop further with new projects.
10:19 AM, 28th November 2023, About 8 months ago
We had previously done what a lot of people are saying and had put everything outside. Nothing was damaged at all but the tenants later tried to sue us for over £2k saying we had damaged their tv etc when moving it so just be careful.... Read More
11:57 AM, 8th August 2023, About 11 months ago
I know you are trying to prepare for any changes that are to come around the EPCs but unless you want to put central heating in anyway I wouldn't do too much now. My concern is that when/if new rules come in they will put exemptions on like if you have spent £X and it still isn't a C then you're exempt, but they could say if you have spent £X in the last 2 years or since the new rules have come in, so you could spend money now and then have to spend a load more if you still don't get it to a C. I also think, like many people, EPCs aren't fit for purpose and so they may get rid of them completely and have a different measure so you could be making changes for an EPC which could actually negatively impact a new measure.... Read More
13:49 PM, 13th February 2023, About A year ago
Reply to the comment left by Beaver at 13/02/2023 - 12:16
I was under the impression she wouldn't need to apply for an exemption, I thought you only need to do that if the property is an F or G, is that wrong?... Read More
11:58 AM, 13th February 2023, About A year ago
If I was you I would go back to the assessor or another assessor and ask what you can do to achieve a C but I would potentially hold off doing anything at the minute. When/if laws come in saying that properties need to be a C or above there may be expeditions, for example if you've spent £10k and still can't achieve a C then it may be exempt, the problem with this and doing work now is you don't know how far back they will take into consideration, they may only consider work in the last 6 months or the last 2 years to count towards to exemption so I would wait for the new legislation to come in, if it ever does.... Read More
10:50 AM, 6th December 2022, About 2 years ago
We had this a little while ago and decided it was better to just get the tenants to give notice to terminate the tenancy and then set up a whole new tenancy in the sole name of the remaining tenant. We also added a guarantor at the same time which is always a good idea especially if you only have one tenant in the property.... Read More