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Reduce Noise Complaints in Student Houses | Landlord Guide

Being a great student landlord in 2026 is not about installing expensive furniture, adding fashionable décor or turning every bedroom into a luxury suite.Most students want something far more practical: a safe, warm and clean home, a landlord who communicates clearly and repairs that are completed without unnecessary delays.Student expectations have changed. Tenants can compare properties, read reviews...

Summer voids have always been one of the biggest risks facing student landlords. A property can perform well throughout the academic year, only for several empty weeks in July, August or September to reduce the landlord’s annual return. One empty month represents roughly 8.3% of a property’s potential annual gross rent. However, summer voids are not simply caused by a shortage of students. They are...

More tenants than ever want to bring their pets with them — and students are no exception. With pressure mounting on landlords to be more flexible, should you allow pets in your HMO?The short answer: it depends. While pets can make a tenant feel at home, they also come with risk — especially in shared accommodation. Here’s what to consider in 2025. 1. What the Law Says (and What’s Changing)Under...