Landlord services

Even Shelter, the homeless charity, suggests that becoming a landlord and renting out your property may be a good way to help you manage debts. The rental market certainly appears to be booming and there is no scarcity of high street and specialist lenders keen to lend on a buy-to-let basis to more small landlords. However, there are some hard-headed legal implications you need to consider if you plan to start letting property. 

The law relating to landlord and tenant issues is fraught with pitfalls.  Becoming a landlord involves a substantial investment of your time and money as well as compliance with a number of legally enforceable rules, regulations and obligations that you may not have considered, but cannot avoid. We have considerable experience in advising landlords and letting agents of all sizes. Our legal service aims to prevent problems arising in the first place in order to protect your income and investment. If things do go wrong, we aim to rectify them as speedily as possible.