The Thanet buy-to-let market is evolving amidst new legislation and tax changes. Cooke & Co explores the recent adjustments in Stamp Duty, the implications of the Renters’ Rights Act, and strategic approaches for landlords to navigate these shifts successfully. Learn how to adapt and thrive in the changing Thanet property landscape.

In this weeks lettings article, we look at what you need to consider before deciding how much rent to charge.

This week’s lettings article offers landlords tips on finding tradespeople they can trust.

In this week’s lettings article, we look at the dangers of a DIY tenancy agreement and why landlords should always use an agent.

Tenants can enjoy a carefree summer at home or abroad by bearing in mind a few issues relating to their rental property. This week’s lettings article looks at the issues that tenants need to be aware of in the summer months.

In our latest article find out why Cooke & Co manage hundreds of Thanet properties for our Landlords.

Discover the benefits of partnering with Cooke & Co, a trusted and reliable letting agency that has been managing properties for over 30 years. As proud members of ARLA and with client money protection, our excellent reputation speaks for itself. Engage with us at cookeandco.com and experience the difference in property management.

How do portfolio landlords deal with the multitude of tasks and mountains of red tape that come with managing several properties? Read on to find out.

The rental market is a tough place to be, especially in the current economic climate. With the cost of living crisis leaving many tenants feeling squeezed, now could be the right time for landlords to invest in rent protection insurance. But is it really worth it, or just another expense? In this two-minute read, we look at rent protection insurance in detail to help you decide whether you need it

Recessions hit everyone right where it hurts: in the pocket. Everyone feels the pinch as prices rise and the cost of living spirals. Homeowners face the prospect of higher mortgage rates and rising bills. But what about landlords? Are they the Teflon of a credit crunch? According to finance experts at Investopedia, landlords not only survive recessions, but they thrive, as renting becomes more appealing than buying in the economic downturn. After all, owning rental properties guarantees them an income, or does it?