Insurance, whilst a dry subject, is an absolute must for property owners. Whether you own a home, let one to tenants or use it as a holiday home/short let, insurance is a necessary evil. When letting a property, landlord insurance becomes even more vital, especially if you have a mortgage on the property. Should the …
Read more >The legacy of 2020’s multiple lockdowns and regulations led to a rise in properties being viewed and let via digital channels. As a result, there has never been a more vital time for letting agents to push forward with strong digital marketing strategies to generate leads. But, what if you’re not seeing the results you …
Read more >The modern world seems to be all about risk. We analyse it endlessly, look at risk aversion so we don’t face it all and then mitigate against all the risks we can think of for our businesses. The construction and house building sector is no different to any other in that respect and possibly takes …
Read more >Partner at Bannatyne, Kirkwood, France & Co (BKF & Co) Rory Cowan, features on episode 55 of Lets Talk. Rory talks about the history of the company and the services that they specialise in, as well as what led him to focus on practising property law. With all the changes in private rented sector legislation …
Read more >After a couple of turbulent years, today we can evaluate the significant changes that have taken place in the workplace. The scenarios we have lived through made employers and workers look for new digital solutions that helped them overcome the challenges posed by a global pandemic. The biggest transformation, facilitated by digitalisation, was the tendency …
Read more >What are the requirements for a buy-to-let property? You’ll need a deposit of around 25%, although some lenders will consider 20%. The deposit amount is based on the valuation or the purchase price – whichever is lower. The loan amount is usually dictated by loan to value and a ‘rental stress test.’ In broader terms, …
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