Lawlors blog

In this blog, we'll explore five key reasons why mid-tenancy property inspections are essential and beneficial for both landlords and tenants. 

From 1 May, Section 8 is the main legal route landlords can use to regain possession of a property when tenants breach their tenancy agreement. This guide explains how Section 8 works, when it can be used, and what landlords need to know.

From 1 May 2026, new legal limits to rents in advance will apply both before a tenancy begins and during the tenancy itself. Understanding these changes will be essential for landlords to remain compliant.

Anti-social behaviour can be one of the most challenging issues landlords face, affecting neighbours, tenants and property value. This guide explains what counts as anti-social behaviour, what landlords can do, in line with government guidance.

In this blog we’ll explore what Making Tax Digital means for landlords, including adopting new software, changing how records are kept, and submitting updates to HMRC throughout the year.

In this blog, we outline what self-managing landlords should review ahead of 1 May, and explain why strengthening your ongoing management arrangements could be key to staying compliant going forward.

In this article, we look at how to prevent disputes over garden maintenance between landlords and tenants. We provide guidelines on setting clear expectations along with regular inspections, to ensure a well-kept garden and a positive rental experience.

As a landlord, a core goal is to keep reliable tenants happy and encourage long-term occupancy. In this article we share our top tips to help you retain quality tenants through proactive communication, responsive maintenance, and fair treatment.

In this blog we look at why lettings valuations help you avoid the pitfalls of overpricing or underpricing your property, ensuring that you remain competitive in the rental market.

The start of a new year is the perfect time for landlords to review their legal responsibilities to ensure they stay compliant. We look at what to bear in mind, particularly when it comes to the Renters’ Rights Act, EPC obligations, gas safety checks and other key compliance requirements.

Tenant expectations are evolving quickly, driven by rising energy costs, new lifestyle trends and rapid advances in technology. We look ahead to what renters will prioritise in 2026 - from energy efficiency and flexible spaces to modern amenities and a smoother overall renting experience.

While void periods represent one of the biggest financial challenges for landlords.Every week a property sits empty results in lost income and additional costs, yet many voids are preventable with proactive and strategic property management.