GS Homes Property Blog

There are a number of reasons people consider becoming a residential landlord. Often, it's because someone wants to do more with their savings and sees property as a sound investment with a regular income. It might also be that a person becomes an accidental landlord...

Many landlords look for ways to increase the rental value of their property without committing to a full refurbishment. The good news is that several smaller improvements can make a noticeable difference to how tenants perceive a home and what they’re willing to pay....

Rental demand across the UK remains exceptionally strong, with more tenants competing for fewer available homes. Whether you own a single buy-to-let or a growing portfolio, understanding why demand remains high - and how to respond to it - can help you secure reliable...

The Renters’ Rights Act has now come into force, and if you’re a landlord, it’s probably already started to feel like things have shifted quite quickly. Not gradually. Overnight, really. A lot of the focus has been on new tenancies, but actually, the bigger question I...

Tenant screening is one of the most important tasks for any landlord, in ensuring that you find the right tenants for your property. It involves checking a tenant’s background, credit history, employment status, and references to make an informed decision. Without a...

If you’re a buy-to-let landlord in Gosport, or you’re considering renting out your property, you may be confused by the many industry terms you find in use. That’s why the team here at GS Homes Lettings Ltd have put together this helpful jargon-busting guide so you...