Thomas Morris blog

Spring is one of the busiest times in the rental market and while this means more choice, it also brings greater competition for well-presented, realistically priced properties. In this blog, we share how to secure your ideal rental with confidence.

This article offers practical advice for tenants who are looking to add a touch of green to their rented property. We share tips on how to personalise your space without breaching the tenancy agreement. 

Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it’s important to have a plan in mind when viewing properties. In this blog, we’ll explore the key factors to watch for during property viewings. 

The Autumn Budget 2025, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, introduces significant changes that will impact the housing market. Here’s a breakdown of the key numbers and what they mean for you.

In this article we share our top tips for tenants to get ready for the cold months ahead while keeping comfort, utility bills, and property maintenance in mind.

In this blog we run through the different types of damp, what the landlord's responsibilities for damp and mould are, and how to deal with them.

In this blog, we'll explore five key reasons why mid-tenancy property inspections are essential and beneficial for both landlords and tenants. 

One concept that often confuses landlords (and tenants) is the idea of 'fair wear and tear'. What does it mean? And how does it affect your ability to claim deductions from a tenant's deposit, if required? 

Property inspections can mean the difference between a long and successful tenancy and one that ends in recriminations and disputes. We've rounded up four reasons to take mid-tenancy property inspections seriously.

Last year more than 6,000 reports of online rental scams were reported. Here are some warning signs to help you not get duped.

If you're new to the renting game and feel a little overwhelmed at the prospect of navigating the lettings market, don't worry. We've compiled five tips to help you find a great place to live and settle in smoothly.

What causes an excellent tenant to move out, and what, if anything, can a landlord do about it?