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Is Landlord Rent Guarantee Insurance worth it?
Find out more about the advantages & disadvantages of Landlord Rent Guarantee Cover & why you should choose HomeLet as your provider in our latest blog.3 min read -

Can you afford not to have Rent Guarantee cover?
In this article, HomeLet breaks down the typical costs of Rent Guarantee cover & explores the potential consequences of not investing in a policy.3 min read -

Compliance checklist – what do landlords need to know?
Find out the obligations of a landlord in this handy landlord compliance checklist. Keep up to date with your landlord obligations here.4 min read -

How to Identify Smoke Damage in Your Rental Property (2024 Update)
Smoking is prohibited in most tenancy agreements, but that doesn't always deter people from smoking in their rental property. Find out how to spot the signs.4 min read -

How much can a landlord increase rent by?
When you own one or more properties rented out to tenants, you'll want to ensure the rent you charge is fair for both parties.5 min read -

Rent increases on rolling tenancies - landlord & tenants’ rights
With tenancy durations around the UK getting longer, what are the rules around increasing the rental amount for rolling tenancy agreements? Find out here.4 min read -

The complete guide to Landlord Rent Guarantee Insurance
How does Rent Guarantee Insurance work & what benefits does it offer to landlords? Find out in HomeLet’s complete guide to Landlord Rent Guarantee Insurance.3 min read -

Enhancing fraud detection in the rental market
As a landlord, being cognisant of the risks of rental fraud is essential when choosing your next tenants, especially when you consider that the financial pressures faced by many in the last year or so have done little to ease the problem of tenancy fraud.3 min read -

A gift of reassurance
When it comes to Christmas and the festive season, you want to kick back, relax, unwind and enjoy some valuable time off with family and friends. But if you’re worrying about whether your tenants will pay their rent and what the cost might be to you if they don’t, then relaxing could be the last thing you can do.3 min read

