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Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a first-time landlord, increasing the value of your buy-to-let will no doubt be a priority. When it comes to achieving a better rental rate, read on for the essential steps that will keep your property competitive. Pay attention to the market There’s little point styling your flat to suit […]
The government is proposing an increase to the length of minimum lettings agreements. If the change in regulation comes into effect, tenants will be able to secure a minimum 3-year tenancy term, with a 6-month break clause for tenants and landlords. The change has been proposed by the Secretary of State for Communities, Rt Hon […]
In an agency sector where it’s increasingly hard to maintain an income and create new revenue streams, property management presents a way to keep money flowing into a lettings business. Whether you’re expanding your team or would like to offer property management for the first time, you’ll quickly discover that finding the right management candidate […]
Nick Lyon talks at the ARLA 2018 Conference on the 3 things where Letting Agents go wrong on Inventory’s and what they can do to ensure they get it correct
The buy to let and rental property markets are continuing to grow, as property investors increasingly turn to purchasing property as a safe choice of investment in these times of economic uncertainty. Since buy to let mortgages were introduced into the UK’s financial market in 1996, the buy to let and rental landscapes in the […]
Loss of Income with the tenant fee ban, Fraudulent tenant applications, Making sure landlords are protected with legislation .. its really tough out there
After 4 years of treading water – not growing and enjoying lettings – the story of an agency in Derbyshire that has grown by 500 managed properties in 3.5 years
Glyn Trott from LetMc at the ARLA Conference 2018 talks about the three Things Letting Agents Can do to Beat the Tenant Fee Ban
2min video on how 4 letting agents are growing their agencies, taking stock off other agents and attracting the landlords they want.
Damp is one of those problems that affect many buildings around the country. No one wants to deal with it but if you are the property owner, you have little choice, especially if you are also a landlord because then the matter can get a little more complex. So, who is responsible for damp in rental properties?
There is a reason landlords aren’t using your lettings agency; they don’t need it. They already have a letting agent. .. and they are reasonably happy with that letting agent - so what are you going to do get them to swap to your agency in 2017?
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a first-time landlord, increasing the value of your buy-to-let will no doubt be a priority. When it comes to
It would be pretty difficult to have missed the meteoric rise of the PRS Build to Rent sector in the last 12 months. But in
2min video on how 4 letting agents are growing their agencies, taking stock off other agents and attracting the landlords they want.
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