Landlords Face New £7,000 Fines Under the Renters’ Rights Act – Here’s What You Need to Know
From 22 June 2026, local councils across England have been given new powers to issue fines of up to £7,000 where landlords fail to deal with serious hazards in privately rented properties. The new powers form part of the Government’s ongoing implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act, which is designed to improve standards in the […]
What Do Manchester Landlords Need to Legally Rent Out a Property?
Becoming a landlord can be a rewarding investment, but it also comes with a number of legal responsibilities. Whether you’re renting out a single buy-to-let property or managing a larger portfolio, ensuring your property is compliant is essential for protecting both your tenants and your investment. At KBOL Property Services, we work with landlords across […]
Why Using a Property Management Company Is About More Than Just Convenience
When many landlords think about property management services, they often view them as a way to save time. While convenience is certainly one benefit, the reality is that a professional property management company can offer much more than simply handling day-to-day tasks. In an increasingly regulated rental market, professional property management is becoming an essential […]
How Will the New Renters’ Rights Bill Affect Landlords?
The Government has recently introduced the new Renters’ Rights Bill, one of the most significant reforms to the private rented sector in decades. The proposed legislation aims to strengthen tenant protections while raising standards across the rental market. While the Bill is still making its way through Parliament, landlords should begin preparing now for the […]
Carbon Monoxide Can Kill: What Every Landlord Needs to Learn from the Oldham Tragedy
The role of a landlord extends far beyond collecting rent. Every landlord has a legal and moral responsibility to ensure their property is safe for those who call it home. The tragic death of João Afonso in 2017, and the convictions that followed in 2021, serve as a powerful reminder that landlord compliance isn’t simply […]
Damp and Mould: Why Landlords Can No Longer Afford to Ignore the Warning Signs
Damp and mould have long been among the most common complaints in rented properties, but recent events and changes in legislation have brought the issue into sharp focus. What was once viewed as a maintenance problem is now widely recognised as a serious health hazard that can have devastating consequences for tenants and significant legal […]