Section 21 Has Ended: What Does It Mean If You Want to Sell Your Rental Property?
From 1 May 2026, Section 21 no-fault evictions ended for private rented sector tenancies in England. That does not mean landlords can no longer sell. It means the route to getting possession has changed, and landlords now need to plan the sale more carefully. The Government’s implementation roadmap confirms that Section 21 has been abolished, […]
The Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet: What Tenants Need to Know
Private renting in England has changed. The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has introduced new rules for many private tenants, including changes to evictions, rent increases, rent in advance, rental bidding, pets, and written tenancy information. One document matters straight away: the Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet 2026. If your tenancy started before 1 May 2026 […]
The Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet: What Landlords Need to Do
The Renters’ Rights Act is bringing major changes to private renting in England. One of the first practical jobs for landlords is simple but important, providing the official Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet to the right tenants by the right deadline. This guide explains who needs to receive it, how to serve it correctly, and […]
How Much Does It Cost to Sell a House in London and Essex?
Selling a home is a major financial decision, so it is no surprise that one of the first questions homeowners ask is: How much does it actually cost to sell a house in London and Essex? The answer depends on the route you take, the estate agent you choose, and whether you understand the difference […]
Guaranteed Rent vs Rent Guarantee Insurance: What’s the Real Difference?
If you’re a landlord, you’ve probably seen both terms used interchangeably.They’re not the same thing at all. Understanding the difference between Guaranteed Rent and Rent Guarantee Insurance can save you stress, time, and unexpected costs. Let’s break it down properly. What is Guaranteed Rent? Guaranteed Rent is a contractual agreement with a letting agent or […]
The Truth About Guaranteed Rent — What Most Companies Get Wrong
Guaranteed Rent sounds straightforward. You hand over your property, receive a fixed payment each month, and avoid the usual landlord stress, voids, tenant issues, and compliance headaches. The reality? The quality of these schemes varies dramatically. Some companies protect landlords properly. Others rely on risky shortcuts that leave people out of pocket when things go […]
Guaranteed Rent in the UK: Pros, Cons, and How It Really Works
Many landlords across London and Essex are looking for more stability. Void periods, late rent, rising compliance pressure, and the growing admin of property management are pushing more landlords to explore Guaranteed Rent. On paper it sounds simple. You hand your property to a company, they pay you a set amount each month and deal […]
Can I Find Reliable Guaranteed Rent Options in London?
Renting out a property in London can be a rewarding experience, but it also comes with its share of risks. Late payments, unexpected void periods, and unreliable tenants can quickly turn your investment into a headache. That’s why more London landlords are turning to guaranteed rent schemes. These offer a fixed monthly income, regardless of […]
Property Sale in London: How Long Does It Really Take?
One of the most common questions homeowners ask is: “How quickly can I sell my property?” The reality is that selling a home in London doesn’t follow a strict timeline. The process depends on multiple moving parts: the current market conditions, your property’s presentation, the type of buyer you attract, and the efficiency of the […]
The Truth About Estate Agent Fees: Are You Paying Too Much?
Selling a property shouldn’t mean handing over £6,000–£10,000 in commission fees to your estate agent. Yet that’s exactly what many landlords across London and Essex are doing every time they sell. Here’s the truth: you don’t need to overpay. And right now, you don’t have to, because at ABC Gone Ltd, we’re celebrating 15 years […]
