Helen has been a landlord for over 15 years, and together, with John has built up a substantial property portfolio. Helen loves to keep on top of current legislation by attending training courses and lettings events on a regular basis. John and Helen have 5 children ranging in age from teenagers to toddlers, so in the little spare time Helen gets, she enjoys long walks in the country and holidays.
In this three-minute read, we look at the latest news on the evictions front and the moves needed to avoid legal action. It takes flexibility, compassion,…
There is no doubt that coronavirus will affect the Runcorn property market, but how? The ensuing economic challenges are going to impact the Runcorn (and UK)…
In this three-minute read, we look at how the Eat Out to Help Out scheme can give struggling restaurants and cafes in Runcorn a much needed…
In this three-minute read, we look at what a recent court ruling that found a “no DSS” letting ban was unlawful means for landlords. A disabled…
The chancellor announced on Wednesday 8th July in his mini budget some interesting news for Runcorn homeowners and Runcorn landlords. Rishi Sunak is going to give…
In this three-minute read, we look at why our sports clubs and arts groups in Runcorn are so crucial to our communities. It was a sad…
In this three-minute read, we look at what the Stamp Duty holiday and a new grant scheme for green home improvements mean for landlords. Chancellor Rishi…
The British are infatuated with owning their own property and politicians know that. Margaret Thatcher used it as a vote winner in 1979 when she allowed…
In this three-minute read, we share some ideas on how you can help your local shops and businesses through these difficult times. One of the most…
In this two-minute read, we look at helpful new advice for landlords dealing with cases of rent arrears. At the beginning of the pandemic, many predicted…