Landlords selling investment properties face a different set of challenges to owner-occupiers. There may be tenants in situ, tenancy agreements to disclose, compliance certificates to provide, and tax implications to consider. Buyers — whether owner-occupiers or investors — will want to understand the property's rental history, compliance status, and any ongoing tenancy arrangements. The resources in this category help landlords understand what's required, what to disclose, and how to prepare for a smooth sale. Achieving vacant possession — where required — involves understanding notice periods, the correct legal process, and the timeline implications for your sale. Compliance certificates including the EPC, EICR, and gas safety certificate are all likely to be requested by buyers and their solicitors, and having them in order before marketing begins avoids delays. Capital gains tax and other financial considerations are also relevant for landlords selling investment property, and understanding the implications in advance allows for better planning.