Full Repairing and Insuring (FRI) leases are one of the most common forms of commercial lease in the UK. They are particularly popular with landlords
Buying a commercial property is a major step, whether you are a business owner looking for premises or an investor expanding your portfolio. The process
When we think of limited companies, it’s usually in the context of business activities. But companies can also be involved in the rental of residential
Eviction is one of the most serious steps a landlord can take, and it often involves significant legal and financial costs. For both landlords and
Many tenants wonder whether simply staying in a property for a long period – say, ten years – grants them stronger legal rights. It is
Living in a rental property without heating or hot water is more than an inconvenience – it can make the home unsafe, particularly during the
Illegal subletting is a growing problem for landlords and property managers across the UK. It occurs when a tenant rents out a property or a
When you live in a flat, you’re likely to share certain areas of the building with your neighbours, from entrance halls and staircases to lifts,
In the UK rental market, the concept of a “sitting tenant” can be confusing for both landlords and tenants. Unlike many tenancy rules that depend
In the UK, the legal concept of “squatters’ rights” is often misunderstood. While squatting itself refers to occupying a property without the owner’s permission, questions