Letting Property
Below are our 8 articles in the 'letting property' category:
Even when a landlord takes every possible precaution to ensure tenants are trustworthy, it is possible for unruly tenants to slip through the net. It is not only bad tenants who can cause problems, ...
A quick glance at the homes for rent section of the local newspaper can tell a landlord that he is not getting the going rate from his property investment. Other houses for rent in the area may be ...
There is a financial incentive for landlords who forgo letting agents. Fees vary, but in general letting agents will charge between 15 and 20 per cent of the rental income to find and screen a ...
Many landlords will pass the burden of marketing and managing their property to a letting agent. The service comes at a cost, of course, but can make the process relatively worry and hassle free. It ...
If an investment property is close to a university or college, letting to students is an option to be considered. Many landlords will be put off by the stereotypical student, who spends his days in ...
Landlords are responsible for the general maintenance of their property and for any major repairs that need to be carried out. This includes repairs to the structure and exterior of the property, ...
A lot of work, time and money go into finding the right buy-to-let property and renovating it, so the last thing any landlord wants is a dodgy tenant moving in. It is crucial to ensure that ...
The influx of television programmes about property buying has inspired many people to try their hand at becoming property investors. In fact in the past few years have seen many new investors ...
