7 Tips to Help You Get Your Property Let Quickly
If you need to let your property fast, either because your have just completed on your purchase, or in between tenancies on a existing unit, then the most crucial aspect
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A Guide to Property Finance: The Types of Funding & Where To Find Them
Funding is required for two elements: in basic terms, you have got to purchase a property which you intend to convert to a residential use normally. You therefore need to
Landlords with ‘unfit’ properties to face prosecution
Secretary of State for Housing Sajid Javid has called for new legislation to give tenants the right to take legal action against landlords who fail in their duty to provide
5 Property management tips for landlords and property investors
For a property investor, whether novice or experienced, property management is a consideration. In a way, it sounds easy right? Find tenants, collect rent, make repairs, and renew tenancy agreements,
15 Fundamental Principles of Property Investing
You’re thinking about dipping your toe into the glamorous world of property investing, but before you do, its wise to analyse some key fundamentals of the investment itself. So what are
10 new regulations and taxes, that are changing property investing
New regulations, tax changes,stamp duty surcharge, cap on mortgage interest relief & tighter lending for buy to let borrowers & portfolio landlords are changing the investing landscape. The informed and savvy
A practical guide on how to value a property
When buying a property one of the most difficult or stressful things to decide is how to value a property. Seems simple, right? Just see what has previously been sold in
Which is the best CRM software for your property business?
Picking a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system was a lot like horse racing for me, I didn’t have the time to fully look into the form or abilities of each,
EPC & MEES: Energy Efficiency Guide for Buy-To-Let Landlords
Are you risking fines due to low energy efficiency? From April 2018, all rented homes will need a minimum energy efficiency grading of Band E or higher – or they will