Are you considering a house share? We take a look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of sharing your space with other people.

Don’t risk losing your deposit over a dirty kitchen – check out our top cleaning tips for a sparkling finish that nobody could dispute.

Renting a property can be a minefield, but when you've got landlord issues, things can really become a nightmare. To have a successful tenancy period you need to foster a good relationship with your landlord. As part of this, making a good impression in your first tenancy month is vital.

Right to Rent legislation means that your landlord must check that you’re legally allowed to live in the UK before beginning your tenancy.

New legislation means your landlord needs to make sure your property is up to scratch regarding energy efficiency – here’s a round‐up of what you need to know and how to request improvements.

The rental process might seem like an uphill battle for tenants, with several obligations and responsibilities to keep in mind before, during, and after the tenancy.

With long-term renting on the rise and more landlords looking for reliable investment options, renters need to be aware of what a sitting tenant is and how the process works if their landlord looks to sell the property they are living in.

What do landlords most frequently make deposit deductions for, and how can you ensure you give yourself the best possible chance of receiving your deposit back in full at the end of your tenancy?