Basingstoke Property Blog

In our experience, tenants with pets tend to stay longer.

The rental market is an example of supply and demand at work.

Quite correctly, in law, a tenant has many rights and these aren't negated simply because he hasn't paid his rent for some reason. Chasing late rent can be tricky and you must remember to do this sensibly and reasonably. You can't just turn up unannounced making demands.

Are we really supposed to believe that pet lovers chop and change pets according to circumstances in the way that we would dispose of a wardrobe if a house has them fitted?

Probably the most common error made by a landlord is the contemplation of a purchase because "It's a nice area" or because "I would like to live there"

The requirements of a young professional couple without children are usually entirely different to those of a couple with young children