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Idy Property Portfolio
Explore our diverse portfolio of completed projects, highlighting our expertise in property sourcing, management, and investment strategies. Each case study reflects our commitment to delivering personalized solutions and exceptional results for our clients in Reading and the surrounding areas.
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Below the market price strategy
A client with a keen interest in property investment sought a strategic opportunity to maximize their capital by reinvesting through

Home improvements strategy
Moving into a new house is always an exciting milestone, but it often requires adjustments to match the homeowner’s preferences

Extra extension added value strategy
Small changes can make a big impact, especially when it comes to the functionality of a home. Our recent project

Stable Yield Asset
Investing in property can be a daunting task, especially for those seeking a hands-off experience. Our recent project exemplifies how
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Can Landlords Still Refuse Pets Once the Renters’ Rights Bill Becomes Law?
As a letting agent, one of the most common questions we hear from landlords is: “Will I still be able to refuse pets in my rental property when the new Renters’ Rights Bill becomes law?”
It’s a fair concern. The rules around pets in rental properties are changing, and landlords need to understand their rights and responsibilities moving forward.
Let’s break down what the current law says, what’s changing, and what landlords can do to protect their property while staying compliant.

Landlord Access During Tenancy: What You Can (and Can’t) Do
As a landlord, it’s almost certain that you or your managing agent will need to access the rental property during the tenancy—whether for repairs, inspections, legal compliance, or viewings. However, just because you own the property doesn’t mean you can enter whenever you like.
Let’s break down when you can access your rental, when you can’t, and what to do if a tenant refuses entry.

RPI or CPI? How Should Rent Review Clauses Be Structured in a New Tenancy Agreement?
A client recently raised a highly practical and insightful question that I believe is worth sharing with a wider audience: