Most landlords in Long Sutton & Wisbech we speak to, don’t realise just how much the Renters Rights Bill is about to change the game — and how quickly it’s coming.
For self-managing landlords, that’s a problem. A big one.
The UK rental market is bracing for its biggest shake-up in decades. The Renters’ Rights Bill (formerly the Renters Reform Bill) is working its way through Parliament and, once passed, will reshape how landlords and tenants interact. For landlords and property investors in Long Sutton, Wisbech, and the wider Fenland
The Renters’ Rights Bill represents the most significant change to the private rental sector in decades. While the uncertainty has been challenging, we’re now just weeks away from having the final legislation in place.
At NestFlex, we know your furry friends are more than pets – they’re family. And what better way to spend time together than exploring the gorgeous walking routes around Long Sutton? Whether your pup loves a long countryside ramble or a quick trot through green spaces, we’ve rounded up the best local spots for wagging tails and happy humans.
Selling a probate property in Long Sutton & Wisbech is rarely just about bricks and mortar – it’s about memories, family history, and comes at a time when emotions are already running high.
If you’re looking to buy property in Wisbech, one decision you’ll face is understanding whether a property is freehold or leasehold. This distinction can significantly impact your ownership rights, ongoing costs, and future investment potential. At NestFlex, we believe in empowering our clients with the knowledge they need to make confident property decisions
One of the most common questions we hear at NestFlex is: “Should I buy now or wait for a better time?” It’s a valid concern, especially with all the economic uncertainty and market fluctuations we’ve been experiencing. The truth is, there’s no universal “perfect time” to buy a home –
Start with a Solid Nest Egg Saving a deposit is often the first reality check for aspiring homeowners. In the UK, lenders generally want at least a 5 % deposit, but bigger is better. Around 10 % is typical, and a 25 % deposit can unlock the most competitive mortgage deals.Think of it
