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Property Management, Is It Worth It for Landlords?

Property Management, Is It Worth It for Landlords?

by lydia | Apr 20, 2026 | Guides and Top Tips, News

Being a landlord today is more hands-on than ever. With increasing legislation, ongoing maintenance, and rising tenant expectations, what was once seen as a relatively passive investment is now a much more active role. For many landlords, the time and responsibility...
Renters’ Rights Act: How a £300 Review Protects You

Renters’ Rights Act: How a £300 Review Protects You

by lydia | Jan 27, 2026 | Guides and Top Tips, News

Renters’ Rights in 2026: Why Landlords Need to Review Their Position Now The Renters’ Rights Act introduces some of the biggest changes the private rented sector has seen in years. While the reforms aim to improve security and standards for tenants, they also place...
Self-Managing a Rental? 5 Costly Mistakes to Avoid

Self-Managing a Rental? 5 Costly Mistakes to Avoid

by lydia | Jan 13, 2026 | Guides and Top Tips, News

Self-managing a rental property can feel like a sensible way to stay in control and reduce costs. For some landlords, it works well. For many others, however, the hidden risks only become visible when something goes wrong, and by then, the financial impact can be...
The Importance of an Accurate Property Valuation, and How It’s Done

The Importance of an Accurate Property Valuation, and How It’s Done

by lydia | Jan 5, 2026 | Guides and Top Tips, News

When it comes to selling, letting or refinancing, one of the very first questions people ask is: “What’s my property worth?” It’s not just about putting a number on bricks and mortar. An accurate valuation is the foundation for everything that follows, from setting...
What Impacts Farmland Values? A Straightforward Guide for Landowners

What Impacts Farmland Values? A Straightforward Guide for Landowners

by lydia | Dec 18, 2025 | Guides and Top Tips, News

Farmland has long been one of the most resilient and sought-after assets in the UK. Whether you’re considering selling, diversifying, or simply planning for the future, understanding what drives its value is essential. While every parcel of land is unique,...
5 Low-Cost Upgrades That Can Boost Your Property’s Value

5 Low-Cost Upgrades That Can Boost Your Property’s Value

by lydia | Dec 5, 2025 | Guides and Top Tips, News

Not every home improvement needs to cost a fortune. In fact, there are plenty of small, affordable upgrades that can make a real difference when it comes to increasing your property’s value and appealing to the right buyers or tenants. At Oakwood, we’ve seen...
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