As a landlord, you might own your property outright or you may have a buy to let mortgage. If you do currently have borrowing, it could be because you didn’t have enough capital available to buy without a mortgage. Or perhaps you chose to leverage
As a landlord, you might ask yourself, “do I want the hassle of furnishing my rental property” and, “will paying for furniture be worth the investment?” while preparing your home for market. However, as property experts with over 30 years of experience supporting landlords to
For many landlords, rental income provides a valuable boost to their other earnings or pension. For some, it may even be their only income, while others might mainly use it to cover the cost of the mortgage and other expenses, as they wait for growth
Often generating higher rental profits than single-lets, Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) are an attractive prospect for many landlords. However, with far greater management demands and more complex rules and regulations associated with HMOs vs single-lets, they’re not for everyone. In this handy
As property experts; we’re frequently asked, by current investors and those considering becoming landlords whether ‘now’ is a good time to invest in buy-to-let properties. So, where do we stand with buy-to-let investments? What’s happening in the rental market? And IS property still a
Do I need a letting agent? 6 REASONS WHY YOU MIGHT… Did you know that a third of the properties in the UK are rentals? And a large proportion of those are managed by individuals, not agencies? If you’ve inherited a
If you’re thinking of making a new buy-to-let investment this year, you may be wondering if there are any particular types of property or ‘hotspots’ you should be considering. In this handy guide, we share with you our top tips for finding a solid
Found yourself letting property through circumstance rather than a conscious decision to invest? You’re not alone. This handy guide contains 7 key considerations to get you started on the right path to being a successful ‘accidental’ landlord. ‘What is an accidental landlord?’ we
As a landlord, you need to assess whether a property is likely to be a good investment before you buy it. In this handy guide, we share our easy 5-step process to accurately assess the rental yield of your investment property. As a landlord,
What are the all important measurements all Landlords should be tracking? Some are obvious and some less so. Please read on for seven that you should track right now… Net Cashflow: Your actual cashflow is based on the actual rental income minus the actual
