At the moment an E rating is the minimum standard for a  rental property in England and Wales.  The new rules will set the minimum at a C rating, but that change has been delayed until 2028.  That 2028 deadline could change, so it’s wise to make sure your property is at least a C as soon as possible.

Gross Yield calculations are relatively simple, with the yield expressed as a percentage.

It'a unlikely to be a surprise to many people that Cheltenham was recently crowned the secondbest place to live in the UK.  The town offers a rare blend of good local employment, heritage, extensive amenities, outstanding schools, and a great quality of life.  

A recent survey by the NRLA (the National Residential Landlords Association) cited generating extra income as the main reason people become landlords – and it’s a good time to invest.

Can landlords sell a buy to let property with tenants in situ?