We look at how zero deposit schemes work and what it means for you as a landlord. We also highlight the pros and cons so you can decide if it’s the right option for you.

The number of landlords setting up limited companies continues to rise. We look at what you should bear in mind and how it might affect your landlord building insurance.

As the popularity of campervan rentals continues to rise, so do the associated risks. This article outlines strategies to identify, assess, and mitigate risks associated with renting out your vehicle to customers.

Vehicle theft has become a significant concern for campervan and motorhome owners. This article examines the latest tech tools and systems that can help vehicle rental businesses protect their assets.

If you’re planning to take a road trip to France – or you run a self-drive hire company – you need to make sure you get a Crit’Air sticker to drive in low-emission zones. We take a look at the increasingly complex rules on this topic.

2023 was a difficult year for the insurance industry. The impact of record-high inflation hit insurers hard, with a particular strain placed on claims departments. This, the lasting impact of COVID-19 and global conflicts all resulted in a “hard market” and challenging conditions for consumers. We look at some of the key insurance trends and predictions businesses should look out for in 2024.

We look at the many benefits of agricultural insurance for farmers and how to ensure you get the cover suitable for your business.

Tenant credit checks can’t guarantee you’ll never have issues receiving rent, but they can help minimise the risk of problems with tenants later on; here’s how it works.

If you need an EPC for your holiday let but don’t have one, you could be fined. Here’s what your obligations are when it comes to arranging an Energy Performance Certificate.

Under the terms of the Equality Act 2010, landlords cannot discriminate against tenants with a disability. We look at what your landlord responsibilities are and find out if it’s ever acceptable to refuse adaptations.