Latest news for Tenants

When renting, inventories can be crucial. We look at the process involved and why tenants must be engaged with it before, during and after a tenancy.

One of the most important considerations when sharing a home is how to work out and split the responsibility of your bills.

With energy prices rising, what are the government incentives for households, and how can tenants offset costs?

How do you choose the best energy supplier for your rental home? From bill-splitting and tariffs to how the right deal can help to save energy in an increasingly eco-conscious world, we’ve got you covered.

Here are the questions you may not have thought of but should ask when viewing a property.

Renting your home needn't stop you from personalising your space. We share our tips on how to decorate to create a space that's truly a home.

When approaching the end of your fixed-term tenancy, you’ll have several options. Firstly, you may want to leave the property, and if you do, you’ll most likely have to give your landlord or letting agent notice that you wish to do so.

Accurate meter readings are incredibly important for both tenants and landlords alike, as they ensure that landlords don’t get unexpected bills and that tenants pay what they should.

If you’re renting a property, then it’s more than likely you’re renting directly from a landlord who owns the property. Sometimes, you may find that you’re renting from a tenant who rents your home from the owner. This is what’s known as subletting. If you’re considering subletting, here are the answers to two common questions.