Showing posts with label london landlords. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london landlords. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Know the Rights of a Protected Tenant
Renting is one of the ways to earn an income with a property in London. However, landlords must comprehend the tenancy agreement they have with their tenant to avoid having issues. Understanding your legal obligations and the rights of your tenants will come in handy in case of contract changes. The UK has various categories of tenants, and specific regulations identify each one. A protected tenant is one of the types of tenancy agreements that a landlord has to learn about, but what defines the status of a protected tenant?
Monday, May 9, 2016
Long-Term Value when Buying an Investment Property
If you have
an interest in acquiring an investment property, you might be wondering what’s
in store for the long-term value. Two basic factors affect value, including
supply and demand. The two factors are affected by a myriad of other factors
such as affordability, financing, tax laws, among others.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
How to appeal to London landlords and beat the competition
Finding property to rent in London can be difficult, with prospective tenants competing against each other. The capital's buoyant rental market means that finding decent property to rent in London is a challenge for would-be tenants, especially if they want to rent a flat rather than share one.
London landlords have their pick of applicants for their flats, and can easily achieve the rental price they seek. So how can tenants secure a property and make themselves more appealing to landlords?
Edge Out the Competition
Use your contacts. As with finding a job, it's often who you know. Colleagues or friends may be about to leave their flat, or know of someone who rents out property. Look outside your favoured areas. Transport connections are improving all the time, and with Crossrail around the corner, many areas of London will be within a short commute of the centre.
London landlords have their pick of applicants for their flats, and can easily achieve the rental price they seek. So how can tenants secure a property and make themselves more appealing to landlords?
Edge Out the Competition
Use your contacts. As with finding a job, it's often who you know. Colleagues or friends may be about to leave their flat, or know of someone who rents out property. Look outside your favoured areas. Transport connections are improving all the time, and with Crossrail around the corner, many areas of London will be within a short commute of the centre.
http://no-mortgages.com/how-to-appeal-to-london-landlords-and-beat-the-competition/
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
One Of Your Most Important Rights As A Tenant In London
It can be somewhat difficult to find a good place to stay in London. The city is an attractive place to live, and that means that sometimes, it can be harder to afford than one would like. This results in many prospective tenants looking harder or even relying on rental agencies to find and secure places to live.
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Make the Most of Your London Investment by Renting it Out
With the number of London landlords investing in properties
rising by 71 percent during January 2016, it appears the Chancellor's pending
stamp duty proposals have caused a market flurry. If you're one of the many
investors who's built on their London property portfolio, you may want to
consider renting your property out.
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Property Mortgage Tips for First-Time Landlords
Buying a commercial property in London can be a nerve-wracking yet thrilling process, particularly for a first-time buyer. It's not easy to know precisely what you can expect. It is even more complex when you must take out a mortgage.
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