As a property investor you need to have your property let 52 weeks of the year or as close to that as possible. The summer can be a time of transition for many people, and you will often have tenants moving on at the end of an academic year for new jobs or courses, so take a look at our five top tips on letting your property this summer.
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Pros and Cons of Furnishing your Buy-to-Let
To furnish or not to furnish, that is the question! There are a number of arguments on both sides of the fence as to whether it is worthwhile renting your property with furniture and this blog will look at just a few of them, making you aware of the implications of renting a furnished property but also the benefits that furnishing could bring.
How to Spot a Problem Property
Choosing which properties to invest in as a buy-to-let landlord is one of the most crucial parts of the process. You need to find properties in desirable locations at a good price where the rental market is strong. You must always do the due diligence to work out how much you can make per month from the property to ensure it is a viable investment. Sometimes choosing the right property can go very wrong, problem properties can end up costing you far more than you take in and become difficult to sell on. Here are some tips on how to spot those problem properties so that you can avoid getting into financial difficulty with a bad buy.
Our Top Tips for Filling Your HMO Property with The Right Tenants
In order to make money from a HMO property you need to have your properties as full as possible, as much as possible. You can’t afford to have months going by with rooms unlet or allow tenant disagreements and conflicts to leave you with empty properties. We have some tried and tested tips to help you keep your property full and your tenants happy from the start, all based on making sure you choose the right tenants in the first place.
Five Mistakes First Time Property Investors Should Try to Avoid
There is plenty of money to be made by investing in property but it isn’t always as easy as they make it look on TV! Research, preparation and diligent management are all important when it comes to this kind of investment. However, if you are prepared to put in the effort you will find property investment a rewarding experience. Read on to discover five things you should avoid when investing in property.
The 3 Concrete Reasons You Need To Get Into Property Development
Property development is on the rise in several booming world economies. Governments are providing funding to boost property development efforts, which encourages new construction projects resulting in an increase in the supply for homes and commercial buildings. An example of this can be seen in the UK where the government is preventing property prices from skyrocketing by infusing £1 billion to promote construction ventures. Here are 3 concrete reasons you need to get into property development:
7 Property Development Mistakes You Need To Know
Property development can seem a simple and straightforward way to make a healthy profit. Buy a property, do the relevant work and sell it for a tidy profit. However, many have tried and failed due to the number of pitfalls and challenges they were not aware of.
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