It’s pretty much inevitable that as a new landlord you’re going to make some mistakes along the way, Right Letting Agents are here to hold your hand and make sure you don’t trip up too often! Here are five of the most common blunders and how to avoid them. Forgetting to protect the tenant’s deposit This is top of our list because it can be the most expensive mistake of all. Every deposit must be protected in one of three government-backed schemes within 30 days and the tenan

It’s a term most of us will have become used to these days, but it is incredibly important when you’re selling a house. We tend to accumulate all manner of things as we go through life, and while we’re staying put in one house that’s just fine. But once you decide to sell your house, all that stuff will get in the way and could easily kill your sale. De-cluttering is a process that helps you to mentally move out of your home, ‘removes’ your ownership of the house and helps tu

At Right Estate Agents we all know that a home is so much more than bricks and mortar. It’s a place to raise your family, to experience major life events, and a place to create and share memories. Think about how you felt after your first bike ride, or that of your child. You probably returned to your home elated (perhaps a bruised knee or two, but thrilled all the same!) Or after getting promoted at work, you might have gone home and opened the bubbly. Returning from the hos

As many people will tell you, selling/renting your home is never easy, and it isn’t something that happens overnight. To increase the chance of sale/renting, you need to make sure your home is in the best condition possible. One area that is very important, and one that many people neglect is the garden. A nice garden can add a lot of value to a home, but a neglected garden can give a bad impression and could put off potential buyer/renters. This can all be changed, and by sp