Davis Tate Blog

With high tenant demand and limited supply in the UK rental market, landlords can gain an edge by offering in-demand features like parking, pet-friendly policies, and energy efficiency to boost rental yield. Find out how to make your property stand out and stay ahead of upcoming regulations in 2025.

Making your home more energy efficient in 2025 is not just an environmentally responsible choice—it’s a smart financial move, particularly in today’s cost-of-living crisis. In this blog, we’ll explore practical, cost-effective ways to optimise your home’s energy use for a greener, more efficient home that’s kinder to both your wallet and the planet.

In this blog, we look at what a lettings valuation is, what factors we consider during a valuation assessment, and how we help you maximise your property’s potential.

Explore our summary on the Renters' Rights Bill, the key measures affecting landlords and how to navigate them for effective property management.

In this blog we run through the different types of damp, what the landlord's responsibilities for damp and mould are, and how to deal with them.

In this blog, we'll explore five key reasons why mid-tenancy property inspections are essential and beneficial for both landlords and tenants. 

In this blog post, we've put together a group of properties ideal for investors looking to expand their portfolio or break into the lettings market.

In this blog post, we will run through the current state and potential impacts of the Leasehold Reform Act and the Renters' Reform Bill.

Landlords, stay ahead of the rental market with our insights on what tenants are looking for in a property in 2024.

To help you sort through all the information released in the Autumn Statement, we’ve compiled a list of the four main announcements that could impact landlords.

We’ve put together a list of safety checks and risks you should look out for to make sure your home is as safe from fire as it can be.

We've compiled a list of things you and your tenants can do to prepare your property and ensure you avoid any unexpected maintenance surprises this winter.