The last few months of the year are traditionally an interesting period for the UK property market. For buyers and sellers alike, it’s often a season of contrasts: while some buyers are keen to secure a move before Christmas or early in the new year, others prefer to wait until spring, traditionally the busiest season for housing activity.

Discovering that a tenant has left your property in poor condition can be frustrating and stressful for any landlord. From damage to missed rent payments, the aftermath can be time-consuming and costly. However, there are clear steps you can take to resolve the situation—and even better, ways to reduce the risk of it happening again.

Don't let the winter chill put a freeze on your property sale! Discover how to transform your Birmingham home into a warm, inviting haven that captivates potential buyers, even when the weather outside is less than ideal.

Investing in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) can be one of the most rewarding property strategies in the UK — but it’s also one of the most regulated. In Birmingham, in particular, the rules have tightened over the past couple of years, so entering this market in 2025 requires careful planning and understanding of the local landscape.