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By Emma Garnham, Branch & Lettings Manager, Belvoir Ipswich

The first year as a landlord goes best when the groundwork is done before the tenant arrives. Know your real costs, get the safety checks and paperwork in place, protect the deposit on time, and be ready for if the tenant chooses to leave. Most first-year problems come from skipping one of those.

If...


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In October 2026, buyers comparing Walsall homes need to distinguish WS5 from Streetly, which is in B74. They are separate markets with different housing mixes. An attractive address, access to amenities and a realistic budget matter more than applying one postcode’s average to another. During October viewings, compare daylight, heating and commuting as well as the postcode.


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If you own a rental property in Morley – whether it’s a terrace off Victoria Road, a semi near Morley Town Hall, or a larger HMO closer to the M62 corridor – the rules of the game changed significantly on 1 May 2026. The Renters’ Rights Act is now law, and it represents the biggest shake-up to the private rented sector in a generation.

At Belvoir Morley, we know that s...


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A building designed to house trams might seem an unlikely place to look for your next home. Yet on Otley Road in Guiseley, a former transport depot has found a new purpose, bringing apartments and a health club into a building whose original character remains part of the local streetscape.

For anyone exploring property in Guiseley, it is a reminder that the town’s hous...


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If you let a property in Gloucester, a new registration requirement is worth adding to your planning calendar. The government has announced an annual £65 fee for each rental property registered through its forthcoming national service.

For landlords, the change brings another cost to budget for and a new process to understand. Preparing early can help make that process...


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