Make sure your landlords are aware of the new rules for Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards says Andrew Jacobs, Head of the Commercial Property Department at Seddons.

Longer tenancies are now in the frame, but the idea, says Frances Burkinshaw, isn’t new. Sadly, recent changes to the rules are a backward step.

The Government is calling for evidence from property investors on a new register of offshore investors owning UK property. Samantha Hook reports.

Buying HMOs – Houses in Multiple Occupation – is an attractive option for investors, but, says Jeremy Leaf FRICS, – is it worth the cost and effort?

Jordan Page, from law firm Hart Brown, outlines the main factors that should be included in the sales particulars, when listing a leasehold property.

The Government has launched a consultation paper on its proposal to ban letting agent fees, but, says Sheila Manchester, it’s more a ‘done deal’ than a proposal.

Size matters. Can a garden be too big? When is a garden too small? Rachel Johnston, at Stacks Property Search, lays down the law(n).

Barrister Mark Loveday sheds light on the implications and the deeper meaning of owning a share of the freehold of a flat.

David Hannah, Principal Consultant at Cornerstone Group, says that common misconceptions about taxes are causing housing projects across the country to stall.