Writings for Landlords
In this blog, we’ll explore why landlords have increased the standards of their properties and answer the question – how do property improvements benefit landlords?
Section 24 of the Tenant Tax Reform has created a wave of uncertainty for both landlords and tenants in Britain. Since its implementation, many consequences have been observed such as rent increases due to restrictions placed on mortgage tax relief being one example. This blog explores these impacts and supports the petition to reinstate tax relief allowing mortgage interest to be set against rental income.
A guide to steps landlords must take following the updated How to rent guide from Make Ur Move online letting and property management platform.
In this blog, we will provide a comprehensive guide to PAT testing for landlords, covering everything you need to know to ensure the safety of your tenants and protect yourself from liability.
We’re excited to welcome Louise and Anna on board as part of our growing team! They will be helping manage the increasing demand for managed services. To learn more about the team and the future for letsmove read the blog today.
It’s been 15 years since we launched MakeUrMove. Our mission was and still is to help landlords find quality tenants more effectively than ever before. Join us as we take a look back.
As the year draws to a close, the MakeUrMove team will be taking a break over the Christmas holidays to refresh ready for the new year. Read the blog to see the opening hours and a personal message from Alexandra Morris, MakeUrMove MD.
As temperatures plummet and energy costs sore this winter landlords and tenants alike are looking for ways to heat their homes for less. In our blog we outline the five key ways you can save money on energy bills in 2022.
As a landlord, it’s likely you will have to deal with rent arrears at some point. Knowing how and when to deal with them is critical. Read our step-by-step guide built to help landlords like you understand the steps you can take when dealing with missing rent payments.
Right to rent checks have been a legal obligation since 2016, however, during Covid-19 the rules changed and were subsequently revoked in October 2022. Read our blog today to see what’s changed and how you can stay compliant.
