Insights for London landlords

Plain-English analysis of the rules, the risks and the strategies that decide what your property earns.

Corporate Lets: How Company Tenants Change a Landlord's Numbers

(20 August 2026) Some of the best tenants in London never browse a portal. What a corporate let is, why company tenants behave differently, and how landlords plug into that demand.

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How Councils Source Private Housing: Temporary Accommodation Explained for Landlords

(12 August 2026) Every London borough needs more housing than it owns. How temporary accommodation sourcing works, what councils look for, and why it underwrites guaranteed rent.

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The Renewal Playbook: Repricing Tenancies Under the Renters' Rights Act

(5 August 2026) Under the 2026 rules you get one rent move a year, made formally, with the tenant able to challenge it. How to run renewals properly: evidence, timing and tone.

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Voids: What an Empty Week Really Costs and How to Engineer Them Away

(28 July 2026) Void periods quietly decide a property's real return. Where empty weeks actually come from, what they truly cost, and how professional operators remove them.

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Renters' Rights Act 2026: What It Actually Means for London Landlords

(26 May 2026) Section 21 is gone. Fixed-term tenancies are banned. Rent in advance is capped at one month. Here's what the Renters' Rights Act 2026 means for you in practice, and where the £40,000 penalties bite.

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Section 21 Is Gone: What Eviction Actually Looks Like Now

(26 May 2026) Section 21 'no fault' evictions were abolished on 1 May 2026. We walk through what the new possession grounds actually look like in court, how long they take, and where landlords are getting caught out.

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Why Guaranteed Rent Is the Lowest-Risk Option for London Landlords in 2026

(26 May 2026) Before the Renters' Rights Act, guaranteed rent was a convenience. Now it is a risk-management product. Here's how to think about your buy-to-let the way a finance desk would, and where guaranteed rent sits on the risk curve.

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The Rent in Advance Ban: What's Legal, What Isn't, and What Gets You Fined £40,000

(26 May 2026) Rent in advance is now capped at one month. What landlords are trying, what's actually legal, and where the £40,000 penalties land in 2026.

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