Goodfellows blog

Whether you're planning to move back in to your property, sell or bring a tenancy to an end, regaining possession has become more complex. In this blog we explore five important questions every landlord should ask before starting the possession process.

As regulations around mould and damp continue to tighten, preventing damp and mould is becoming just as important as fixing it. Here's why taking a proactive approach can help protect both your tenants and your investment.

Summer is the perfect time for landlords to carry out essential maintenance before colder weather arrives. From inspecting roofs and gutters to checking gardens and ventilation, a little preventative maintenance now can help avoid costly repairs later.

From keeping up with changing legislation to maintaining compliance and supporting tenants, self-managing a rental property has become increasingly complex. Discover these hidden responsibilities to help protect both your investment and your peace of mind.

Awaab's Law is changing how damp and mould are managed in rented homes. While it currently applies to social housing, similar requirements are expected to extend to the private rented sector. Here's how to prepare ahead of time.

Features such as storage, natural light, energy efficiency and outdoor space can significantly influence tenant demand. In this article, we explore the commonly overlooked features that can help attract and retain tenants.

From repairs and damp to poor communication and rising energy costs, certain tenant complaints are common across rental properties. Understanding these issues can help landlords improve tenant satisfaction, protect their investment and maintain the appeal of their property.

In today's digital property market, photographs are often the first thing prospective tenants notice. In this article, we explore how professional photography can support landlords in attracting tenants, reducing void periods and marketing their properties more effectively.

Standing out in a competitive rental market doesn't always require expensive renovations. Often, small and affordable improvements can have a significant impact on how prospective tenants perceive a property. Discover cost-effective ways to enhance tenant appeal, attract more enquiries and make your rental property stand out.

In this blog we’ll explore what Making Tax Digital means for landlords, including adopting new software, changing how records are kept, and submitting updates to HMRC throughout the year.

Remote working has reshaped how tenants choose where and how they live. In this blog, we explore how preferences are evolving and what landlords should consider to stay competitive in today’s rental market.

A key decision landlords face when preparing a property for the market is whether to let it furnished or unfurnished. In this blog we explore the pros and cons of furnished vs unfurnished lets and how to choose the right approach for your investment.