The Wright Residential Blog

An average of economists and housing market commentator forecasts over the next 5 years expect the rental market out perform the sales market, at 3.3% compared to 0.9% per year. The sales market could see falls in average

Why a Good Tradesperson is a Landlord’s Secret Weapon

If you’re a seasoned landlord, chances are you’ve experienced at least one out-of-hours call from a panicked tenant about a leaky toilet or boiler breakdown....

What Landlords Should Tell Tenants on Moving-In Day

Want to get your new tenancy off to a good start and safeguard against future disputes? Then here are some important things you should tell your tenants on moving-in...

How to Make Being an Landlord Less Stressful

As a landlord, you might have invested in property for additional income; maybe it’s a way to save for your future, or perhaps you’re an accidental landlord and...

A Landlord’s Guide to a Stress-Free Christmas

For most people, Christmas is a blissful time, a chance to unwind with family and friends and recharge the batteries.

But if you’re a landlord, you can’t...

Attention Landlords and Tenants – Stop Condensation Becoming a BIG Problem

This two-minute read looks at some simple steps landlords and tenants can take to reduce the risk of condensation causing mould, damp and...

How Much Rent is Your Property Worth?

As a landlord, you want to earn a good return on your property investment, but how do you decide what rent to charge? In the current market, rents are at an all-time high, but...

Landlords – Don’t Get Caught Out by This Major Law Change
A significant change in how rental properties must be maintained comes into legal effect on Saturday, October 1st 2022.
The law affects what alarms...

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No Inventory for Your Rental Property? Get Ready to Pay for Your Mistake

At Wright Residential we know a thorough inventory can save a landlord time and money and prevent messy end-of-tenancy disputes. So why do so...