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Renting and letting is becoming increasingly difficult to carry out without some professional advice. The legal rights and responsibilities for tenants and landlords are becoming increasingly complex and to keep up with all the changes that are happening almost annually. See Kate's interview with Sarah Walker, presenter of BBC's To Buy or Not to Buy, about maximising rent.

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  Help for Tenants
Mar 21, 2013
Thinking about renting a property during 2013? Then what's going to happen to rents and what are the key things you must do to ensure you are protected during your tenancy?
  Summary and Analysis of Rental Reports for June 2012
Sep 3, 2012
There are five regular reports on the rental sector, some cover the UK and some that cover just England and Wales. Here is a summary of the report headlines and latest data.
  Are reported rent rises just a London centric story?
Sep 3, 2012
There is a lot of déjà vu when reading the Rental Indices reports at the moment. Nearly every single report over the last few months talks of ‘rises' and ‘affordability' issues - much like the property price reports used to before the crash in 2007. So much so that even the government is pointing to rent rises and affordability as an issue in the Private Rental Sector in its latest Housing Strategy.
  Past Rental Market Performance: Buy to let winners and losers
Sep 3, 2012
What's happened to rents in the past doesn't really affect tenants as the time and money has, but it does matter to landlords. All landlords should be concerned with how well their buy to let portfolio is performing versus average, local, buy to let performance figures.
  Professional landlords are likely to be winning as investors. Amateur landlords will have to rely more on luck than judgement
Sep 3, 2012
For landlords who have invested in buy to let for 10 years or more, both capital growth and rental returns are likely to have been successful and this trend will continue to deliver some great returns, especially from an income perspective. For landlords who have invested since 2003, returns are only likely to be good to date and moving forward, if properties were bought at a discount and rental returns are being maximised.
 
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