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The Renters’ Rights Bill: How Landlords Can Adapt and Prosper

Oct 1st 2024

The Renters' Rights Bill introduces major changes, but landlords should not be alarmed. With Section 21 abolished, stronger grounds for possession will still provide a clear path for repossession when needed, while fully managed services offer a hassle-free rental income. Embrace these reforms by adjusting fees, improving property standards, and even allowing pets—backed by relevant insurance. Urban Property Hull is here to support landlords in adapting and thriving in this new rental landscape.

Lettings

Freehold or Leasehold?

Jun 21st 2023

Both “leasehold” and “freehold” relate to distinct forms of property ownership in England so let's take a look at what the difference is...

Lettings

Should I buy or rent in Hull?

Jun 21st 2023

In the end, whether you choose to buy or rent a home in Hull will be determined by your individual circumstances as well as your current financial status. When it comes to choosing a decision, the following may help..

Lettings

Lettings Legislation in the Hull PRS

Jun 5th 2023

With over 170 pieces of legislation covering the private rental sector we have highlighted the most important laws that Hull landlords should be aware of when letting their property.