Types of Rental Property

Different property rental options and their unique considerations for landlords. Articles cover letting agencies, student housing, holiday rentals and furnished properties.

Buy to Let: Facts and Figures from ARLA

ARLA's 2010 survey reveals how UK landlords view the rental market during economic downturn and changing housing trends.

Finding a Housemate: A Guide to Sharing Your Home

You can legally rent out a spare room in your home and earn tax-free income up to £4,250 a year.

Landlord with Holiday Lettings

Renting out your property to holiday visitors can bring in extra income and offer tax advantages over standard buy-to-let arrangements.

Long Term Letting: What Makes a Tenant Stick Around?

Landlords are finding that longer tenant stays mean more stable income, and government changes could make secure rentals the new standard.

Renting a Private Property

Before renting out your home, consider whether it's in good condition, what type of tenant you want, and what being a landlord really involves.

Renting Out a Room in Your House

Make up to £7,500 a year tax-free by renting out a room in your home under the government's Rent a Room Scheme.

Renting to Students

Renting to students can be profitable if you're near a university, but you'll face more competition from landlords and purpose-built accommodation.

Should You Let Property Furnished or Unfurnished?

Weigh up furnished vs unfurnished rentals to see which attracts the right tenants and suits your situation best.

Sub Letting a Property

Understand the rules around subletting a room or part of your rental property and when you need landlord permission.

Using a Letting Agency or Management Service

A good letting agent needs professional credentials and your trust, so check their membership and ask the right questions before handing over your property.