With squatting apparently on the rise in the UK due to increasing property prices among other reasons, we look at what the law is and what you can do as a landlord or homeowner to help prevent or solve a squatter in your property.
Did you know that the leasehold ownership concept dates back to medieval feudal times? Explore with us the fascinating history of leasehold property ownership, and the differences and similarities between property ownership then and now!
We don’t wish to scare you landlords, but there are some real horror stories out there. Read some of these “tenant from hell” stories we have collated for your perusal.
Are you thinking of getting landlords insurance in the near future? Here are 5 top insurance tips for buy to let landlords.
If you’ve ever wondered what the difference is between a freeholder and a leaseholder then this in depth guide from Ashburnham Insurance will explain all.
One of the many factors that affect a landlord insurance policy is the type of tenant in the property. We look at some of the different types and how they could affect your insurance.
2015: Year of the Landlord [INFOGRAPHIC]
April 13, 2015
Landlord Insurance
We take a look at the latest facts and figures on the UK landlord industry in 2015, and why 2015 just might be the Year of the Landlord. Also included is a useful infographic showing some of the key statistics.
How Does Landlord Insurance Work?
March 2, 2015
Landlord Insurance
Have you ever wondered how landlord insurance actually works and the type of cover you can get? You may have even considered not taking out cover in a bid to save money. We suggest you read more before making this decision.
Tenants sometimes want to keep a dog, cat or other household pet. A lot of landlords don’t allow this in their tenancy agreement which forces a lot of tenants to either move house or even keep their pet secretly.
Assured and Assured Shorthold Tenancy
January 7, 2015
Landlord Insurance
A full explanation of an Assured Tenancy vs. an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) and what they mean for both the landlord and the tenant of the property.