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Great news for pet owners, renting with your furry family member just got a lot easier.Under the Renters' Rights Act (no...
17/06/2026

Great news for pet owners, renting with your furry family member just got a lot easier.

Under the Renters' Rights Act (now in force), here's what pet owners need to know:

You now have the RIGHT to formally request to keep a pet in your rental

Your landlord CANNOT simply say no, they must consider the request reasonably

A landlord can only refuse with a justifiable reason (e.g. a strict no-pets clause in their own leasehold)

Make your request in writing and keep a record, this protects you if there's a dispute

Be upfront from the start of your tenancy, springing a pet on your landlord later is never a good idea

The days of blanket no-pets policies are largely over. But the key is approaching it professionally and transparently.

Got a pet and searching for your next home? Let us know, we'll match you with pet-friendly properties. Tap the link in bio.

Share this with any renter you know who has a pet, this change is a big deal!

A bright and affordable one-bedroom flat on Glenfield Road, Leicester, a great option for a single professional looking ...
16/06/2026

A bright and affordable one-bedroom flat on Glenfield Road, Leicester, a great option for a single professional looking for a well-connected, manageable home with easy access to the city centre.

✅ Bright living space with large windows & great natural light
✅ Double bedroom with open-plan living area
✅ On-street parking available

Let Agreed for: £715

1 bed │ 1 bath │ Glenfield Road, Leicester LE3

Summer is the perfect season to make a move, let us help you make that happen.

Tap the link in bio for full details. Let's get you home.

We're halfway through 2026. Here's where the UK rental market actually stands.Rental growth has slowed, average rents ou...
15/06/2026

We're halfway through 2026. Here's where the UK rental market actually stands.

Rental growth has slowed, average rents outside London are broadly flat quarter-on-quarter for the first time in years. This isn't a crash, it's a rebalancing

London rents are growing at 2-3% year-on-year, with Stratford, Canary Wharf and South London outperforming

Supply is gradually recovering but remains well below pre-pandemic levels in most regions

The Renters' Rights Act is now six weeks old, landlords are adapting, compliance is increasing

Tenant enquiry levels have eased from 2021-22 peaks but remain above pre-pandemic averages, demand is still healthy

The landlord exodus narrative is real but overstated, educated, professionally supported landlords are staying and doing well

The market is no longer driven by urgency. It's driven by quality, of properties, of management, and of relationships.

Questions about what this means for you? Get in touch, link in bio.

The best landlords in 2026 aren't just offering a property. They're offering a service. Here's what tenants are telling ...
11/06/2026

The best landlords in 2026 aren't just offering a property. They're offering a service. Here's what tenants are telling us they actually want.

Prompt maintenance: slow repairs are the number one reason tenants leave. If something's broken, fix it fast

Responsive communication: tenants want to feel heard. A quick reply goes a long way

Pet flexibility: demand for pet-friendly rentals has surged. Landlords who accommodate pets consistently let faster

Energy efficiency: rising bills mean tenants increasingly prioritise properties with good EPC ratings

Transparency: clear tenancy agreements, honest listings, no hidden fees. The new law mandates this, but great landlords were already doing it

A fair, professional relationship: tenants who feel respected stay longer and take better care of the property

The shift is simple: landlords who treat tenants as long-term partners, not short-term guests, win in this market.

Landlords, anything you'd add? Tenants, anything missing from this list? Let us know below.

💷 The landlords who retain great tenants longest are the ones who treat letting as a service, and that directly protects their bottom line.

Comment "income" below and we'll send you our free guide to protecting your rental income, including how to reduce voids, improve tenant retention and get the most from your property in 2026.

Think you know everything about renting in the UK? Let's find out.Did you know...Over 4.6 million households in England ...
10/06/2026

Think you know everything about renting in the UK? Let's find out.

Did you know...

Over 4.6 million households in England now privately rent, that's nearly 1 in 5 homes

The average UK tenant now stays in a property for over 4 years, longer tenancies are becoming the norm

Landlords who use a professional letting agent experience significantly fewer void periods on average than those who self-manage

Since the Renters' Rights Act, tenants can formally request to keep a pet, and landlords must consider the request seriously

London's average rental vacancy rate is just 2% in 2026, meaning 98% of available properties have tenants in them

The rental market is changing fast. Staying informed is the best thing both landlords and tenants can do.

Which of these surprised you most? Drop it in the comments.

📋 The rules have changed significantly. and staying informed is how you stay protected, whether you're a landlord or a tenant.
Comment RRA below and we'll send you our free landlord compliance guide, everything you need to understand the Renters' Rights Act in plain English.

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Here's how to reduce void periods right now:Price realistically, the market has rebalanced. Overpriced properties sit em...
09/06/2026

Here's how to reduce void periods right now:

Price realistically, the market has rebalanced. Overpriced properties sit empty; well-priced ones let in days

Present well, professional photos, accurate descriptions and a clean, well-maintained property attract better tenants faster

Respond quickly, tenants have more choice now. Slow responses lose viewings to faster landlords

Retain good tenants, under the new law, tenants can leave with 2 months' notice. Happy tenants stay longer. Fix maintenance promptly and communicate well

Work with a great agent, proactive marketing, referencing and tenant management reduces gaps between lets significantly

The landlord exodus is real, which means the landlords who stay and adapt are increasingly well-positioned.

Want to talk strategy for your property? Get in touch, link in bio.

💷 Void periods are one of the biggest threats to your rental income, but they're largely preventable with the right strategy.

Comment income below and we'll send you our free guide to protecting your rental income, practical advice on reducing voids, retaining great tenants and keeping your property working for you.

It's Monday and we want to hear from you.Whether you're a tenant or a landlord, the rental market in 2026 feels very dif...
08/06/2026

It's Monday and we want to hear from you.

Whether you're a tenant or a landlord, the rental market in 2026 feels very different to even 12 months ago.

Tenants: What's your biggest concern right now?

A) Finding an affordable home in my area
B) Understanding my new rights under the Renters' Rights Act
C) Dealing with a difficult landlord or agent
D) Saving for a deposit and upfront costs

Landlords: What's keeping you up at night?

A) Staying compliant with the new legislation
B) Finding and keeping reliable tenants
C) Rising maintenance and running costs
D) Whether to stay in or exit the market

Drop your answers below, and if there's something else on your mind, tell us. Every comment helps us create better content and support for you.

🔑 If compliance is what's keeping you up at night, you're not alone.
Comment "RRA" below and we'll send you our free landlord compliance guide, everything you need to navigate the Renters' Rights Act with confidence.

And if you need direct advice on any of the above, tap the link in our bio and chat with us, we're always happy to help.

There's a deadline on the horizon that every landlord needs to know about.The government has proposed that all rental pr...
04/06/2026

There's a deadline on the horizon that every landlord needs to know about.

The government has proposed that all rental properties in England must achieve a minimum EPC rating of C by 2028. With just two years to go, the time to act is now.

Here's what you need to know:

- What is an EPC? An Energy Performance Certificate rates your property's energy efficiency from A (best) to G (worst).

- Currently, properties must be at least E-rated to be legally let.

- The proposal would raise this to C, meaning F and G-rated properties AND many E and D properties will need upgrades.

- Common improvements include loft insulation, double glazing, heat pumps and upgraded boilers.

- Costs vary widely, from a few hundred pounds for insulation to several thousand for heating upgrades.

- 55% of landlords believe they'll need to invest to meet the new standard.

The government hasn't yet confirmed the final rules, spending cap or exemptions, but waiting for certainty isn't a strategy.

Not sure where your property stands? Start with an updated EPC assessment. Our team can point you in the right direction, link in bio.

🔑 Want to make sure your property stays compliant as the rules evolve, from the Renters' Rights Act to the upcoming EPC changes?

Comment RRA below and we'll send you our free landlord compliance guide, everything you need to stay on the right side of the law in 2026 and beyond.

Moving home is one of life's most stressful events. We're here to make it a little easier.Your summer moving checklist:6...
03/06/2026

Moving home is one of life's most stressful events. We're here to make it a little easier.

Your summer moving checklist:

6 weeks before:
Start gathering your referencing documents, ID, payslips, references
Begin your property search with a clear must-have list
Check your credit score so there are no surprises

4 weeks before:
Start decluttering and ordering packing supplies
Notify your current landlord in writing (check your notice period)
Speak to your bank about updating your address

2 weeks before:
Set up utilities at your new address
Set up Royal Mail address redirection
Confirm move-in date, key collection and inventory arrangements with your agent

Moving day:
Take dated photos of every room before you unpack
Complete the check-in inventory carefully, it protects your deposit

Celebrate, you did it!

Share this with a friend who's moving this summer. And if you need help finding your next home, we're here, link in bio.

June is officially here, and for the UK rental market, that means one thing: moving season is in full swing.Here's what ...
02/06/2026

June is officially here, and for the UK rental market, that means one thing: moving season is in full swing.

Here's what the summer rental market looks like right now:

June-August is the busiest period for rentals across the UK, properties let faster and tenant demand spikes

Supply is still 20%+ below pre-pandemic levels nationally, meaning well-priced properties move quickly

The Renters' Rights Act has now been in force for a month, the market is adapting and settling

Northern cities continue to outperform on rental growth, but London demand is also strengthening

Landlords who have properties ready to let now are in a strong position

For tenants, if you're searching, move quickly. For landlords, if you have a property sitting empty, now is the time.

Get in touch with The Letting Experts today, link in bio.

Comment 'recording' if you're still unaware about the Rental Right's Act. We've got all the details ready for you in our webinars.

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