If you want to max out the return you can get on your property, there are still things you can do to add more value to your rental and hold on to your tenants for longer.

Whether you’re fresh out of the block, or you’ve been in the business for donkey's years, every landlord wants to find the best possible tenants for their rental property. When prospective tenants come for a viewing, that’s your chance to ask some face-to-face questions to make sure you’re happy that your tenants meet your expectations.

The rental market is growing in the UK, and with it comes the need to keep up with the competition. Landlords now need to be acutely aware of not only getting the basics right, but also keeping up with rental trends, which may just get a letting over the line in a crowded marketplace.

Selling a home requires a certain level of admin that can leave you groaning at the mere thought of it all. So here’s a handy little checklist of all the documents you will need when selling up.

When you sell your house, one of your first jobs – and actually one of the most daunting ones - is to set an asking price for your home. We know this can be a tough call, and so Agreed is here to help you navigate through the factors you need to consider to make the decision that is going to sell your home fastest, and for the best possible price.

So, you’ve taken the leap to sell your home and you’re ready to move to pastures new, but is your home ready for its time in the spotlight? Take a look at our top home-staging tips so potential buyers see it at its very best!

The old saying goes 'by failing to prepare you are preparing to fail' so be sure to show up to your property viewing armed with a list of questions about your potential new home so that you can decide whether this is 'the one' for you.

At Agreed we provide you the tools you need to sell your home with our self-service property platform, saving you thousands in estate agency fees in the process. But we know that for first-time sellers, the idea of selling may seem a little daunting. It’s time to throw away your preconceptions of what it takes to sell a house and join us in the property-selling revolution!

Photos: the number one weapon in your arsenal of property marketing tools. Buyers make up their minds about a property in seconds so make that first impression count. Plus good photos (and plenty of them) will help you sell your home faster. FACT.

Property portal Zoopla has warned that the UK is facing the worst shortage in fresh property listings since 2015. Although buyer demand is stronger than ever, stock levels are down by 26% from this time last year, with 3- and 4-bedroom properties feeling the pinch most. If you’re selling your home, then that’s not such a bad thing - it's certainly a seller's market right now. However, if you’re looking to buy during a time when there is likely to be increased competition at offer stage, how can you ensure that your bid is successful? Here are a few tips from your pals at Agreed.