Horizon Lets

03/09/2026

New data from HMRC has confirmed what many landlords have been feeling for a while, running a rental property is getting more expensive and income isn't keeping pace.

HMRC's 2026 landlord statistics (published 28 August) show 2.88 million UK landlords declared £58.99 billion in rental income for 2024/25 with average income per landlord reaching £20,500 but declared expenses jumped 11% year on year while total income barely moved.

Head to our latest blog to read more 🔗

02/09/2026

WE ARE A NO LET NO FEE AGENT!!

Put simply if we do not let your property – you don’t pay us a penny 💷💷

Therefore any fees for setting up a tenancy are not paid upfront, it comes from the tenants first months rent!

If you are a landlord and would like further information please feel free to contact our team at any time
📞 0333 577 2118
💻 [email protected]

29/08/2026

Property inspections aren't always popular.

Landlords may worry about intruding on a tenant's privacy while tenants can feel they're being "checked up on"

However when carried out professionally and respectfully regular inspections are an essential part of responsible property management and help protect both landlord and tenant🏡

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Property inspections aren't always popular. Landlords may worry about intruding on a tenant's privacy while tenants can feel they're being "checked up on".However when carried out professionally and respectfully regular inspections are an essential part of responsible property management and help pr...

25/08/2026

Becoming a landlord can be a rewarding investment but it's also a significant legal responsibility.

Whether you're renting out your first property or adding to an established portfolio ensuring you're fully compliant before advertising your property can save you from costly mistakes, fines and legal disputes.

Legislation affecting landlords continues to evolve and while experienced landlords may already be familiar with many of these requirements it's always worth reviewing your compliance.

Read our latest blog to see our essential checklist before you let your property 🔗

Whether you're renting out your first property or adding to an established portfolio ensuring you're fully compliant before advertising your property can save you from costly mistakes, fines and legal disputes. Legislation affecting landlords continues to evolve and while experienced landlords may a...

23/08/2026

𝐓𝐨𝐩 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞 📱

If you’re regularly visiting rental properties keeping track of your mileage can quickly become a headache 🤯

Mile IQ automatically records your journeys in the background making it easy to keep accurate mileage records for expenses, tax purposes, inspections, contractor visits and property viewings 🚙

It’s a simple but effective tool that can save landlords, investors and property professionals valuable time on paperwork leaving more time to focus on managing their portfolio🏡

If you have any questions please contact our team:
📞 0333 577 2118
💻 [email protected]

20/08/2026

A well protected tenancy benefits everyone:

🏡 Landlords: If you provide furnished accommodation landlord contents insurance can help protect items you own such as furniture, white goods and furnishings against risks like fire, flood or theft (subject to your policy terms).

Standard home insurance often isn't suitable for let properties so it's worth checking you have the right cover.

🛋️ Tenants: Your landlord's insurance won't usually cover your personal belongings. Contents insurance can help protect items such as laptops, phones, clothing and furniture against theft, fire or accidental damage (depending on the policy you choose).

While contents insurance isn't a legal requirement for most landlords or tenants in the UK it can provide valuable financial protection and peace of mind should the unexpected happen. The right insurance can help minimise disruption and get life back to normal more quickly after an insured event.

Horizon Lets helps landlords and tenants make informed decisions every step of the way✨
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19/08/2026

Lovely feedback from a client after moving into their new home 🏡

If you are ready for us to find your perfect property just contact our team 📞 0333 577 2118

14/08/2026

For landlords maintaining a detailed inventory list is more than just paperwork it’s a vital tool for protecting both property and finances. An inventory list records the condition of a rental property and all included items at the start of a tenancy 📝

Why is it important?

🔹Legal Protection: Disputes over damages or missing items are common. A signed inventory provides clear evidence helping landlords make justified claims against a tenant’s security deposit.

🔹Property Management: Tracking furniture, appliances and fixtures ensures nothing goes unnoticed. It also helps plan maintenance and replacements efficiently.

🔹Faster Turnover: When tenants move out, inspections are quicker and disputes are easier to resolve. This streamlines deposit returns and reduces stress.

🔹Insurance Support: In cases of theft, fire or other damage an inventory helps substantiate insurance claims protecting landlords financially.

🔹Professionalism: Presenting a detailed, accurate inventory fosters trust and transparency with tenants which can improve tenant relations and reduce conflicts.

In short an inventory list is an essential tool for every landlord. It safeguards property, streamlines management and provides peace of mind making it an investment in both time and security.

11/08/2026

Did you know that we are on Tik Tok📱😃

Head over and have a look and follow our profile to see the latest fly through videos of the properties that we manage here at Horizon Lets 🏘

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08/08/2026

The death of a tenant is a difficult situation for everyone involved.

Alongside supporting the tenant’s family where appropriate landlords also need to understand their legal responsibilities and how the tenancy is affected.

The correct course of action depends on whether the tenancy was held jointly or by a sole tenant.

Read our latest blog to learn further details🔗

The death of a tenant is a difficult situation for everyone involved. Alongside supporting the tenant's family where appropriate landlords also need to understand their legal responsibilities and how the tenancy is affected.