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After having the contract signed for just over 5 weeks, as a new business working with the landlords, here is the update. 1) Creating the listing across several OTA's with more to come. We started building this across Airbnb, and with the help from the community I am part of to see what can be optimised better, with the correct photo order, this was the first thing we wanted to do, along with turning off the bookings, and being in 'Enquiries Only' due to the LL's not being re

Working with my amazing mentors from the Host & Scale programme, a property based in Chelmsford, Essex was referred by one of my mentors, Ollie Whitehouse (Truestays) and from speaking to the landlords, and getting a real feel for their property. I was born in Chelmsford in the 90's at St John's Hospital (not there anymore) so the birth of my business will be where I was brought into this world. It seemed a lovely fitting. The landlords will h

🏠 A New Era for Renting: The UK’s Renters’ Rights Act Comes Into Force in May 2026 Renting a home in England is about to look very different. After years of debate, the Renters’ Rights Act (2025) — the most significant shake-up of private renting law in decades — is set to begin reshaping the relationship between renters and landlords from 1 May 2026 . 🔑 What’s Really Changing? From May 2026, a package of reforms will come into force that aim to make renting fairer, more

Property management can feel overwhelming when you’re learning it on your own. Leases, maintenance, tenant communication, finances, legal compliance, and then of course everything else in between—there’s a lot to juggle, and most of it doesn’t come with a clear instruction manual. That’s why learning property management within a community, supported by mentors, can make all the difference. When you’re part of a community, you quickly realise you’re not the only one figuring t