Resources

If you rent out a room or part of your home to a tenant or lodger, while also living there yourself, you’re classed as a ‘live-in’ or ‘resident’ landlord. Taking on a lodger, or tenant, can earn you some extra money, but it pays to be aware of the procedures you need to follow, and the rights and responsibilities of both parties.

Squatting in a residential building (like a house or flat) is illegal and the police can use force to enter a property and remove any trespassers. Anyone guilty of squatting can also face up to six months in prison and a £5,000 fine

We spoke to Paul Wilkins at Heat Norfolk about his business and the support he receives from the Rradar service as part of his Management Liability Insurance.

Alan Boswell Group client, Buttercup Bus, have been hiring out campervans for weddings for over 10 years. Read their case study.

We answer your key questions about directors and officers (D&O) insurance.

Organised criminal gangs continue to target people who work in the countryside. We look at the steps you can take to protect your farm and minimise the risk of becoming a victim of rural crime.

Richard Hastings, Group Development Executive at Alan Boswell Group, explains what a hard insurance market is, why we’re experiencing a hard market right now and how your insurance broker can help your business navigate through it.

It can be tough when a tenancy doesn’t work out. Our guide explains how to regain possession legally and fairly, making sure tenants are notified correctly.

In this guide we’ll explore the implications of section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 for both tenants and landlords.

In our guide navigate through the various legislations ensures both landlords and tenants rights are respected.