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The Renters’ Rights Act

What It Means for Landlords, Tenants and Property Investors By Coresworth Research, Coresworth Properties. Last updated 8 October 2026. Key takeaways Possession now needs evidence. Section 21 is gone, so every possession needs a valid ground. Court claims rose 6% in April to June 2026, and the Ministry of Justice says it is unclear whether

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The Landlord’s Market Playbook

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The Blueprint Advantage: A Core Guide to Rental Markets & returns The UK rental market outlook for landlords operate at the intersection of rental demand, supply constraints, mortgage costs, and regulation. Understanding these forces — and how they interact — is essential for protecting yield, reducing voids, and making smart long‑term decisions. Below is a

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How to Position Your Property Portfolio – Yield Vs Growth

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Cash Flow vs. Capital: Which Master Do You Serve For many property investors, the ultimate debate isn’t about where to buy, but why to buy. Every property you add to your portfolio serves one of two masters: Rental Yield (immediate cash flow) or Capital Growth (long-term wealth). Understanding how to balance these two forces is

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