After a challenging 12 months for the economy, how is the private rental sector faring, and what lies ahead for buy-to-let landlords?
In this market analysis, we look at some facts and figures to give you an accurate update on the private rental sector.
Buying a home is a huge decision – possibly one of the biggest you’ll make in your lifetime (no pressure then).
And to ensure you make a wise choice that suits your needs now and into the future, it pays to give the process a bit of thought before you start arranging viewings.
Here are five property-hunting tips that could save you time and money.
If you’re a landlord looking to attract long-term tenants, it’s worth thinking about ways to make your investment property as appealing as possible.
And one area you may have overlooked is the army of British pet owners who need a rental property, and want to make their furry friends as comfy as possible.
Unfortunately, over the years, many landlords have been known to refuse pet owners, perhaps due to worries about damage or general unsuitability for a property.
Many pet owners tend to stay put in a rental as it can be difficult to find somewhere suitable. This is a huge plus for busy landlords, reducing the workload of finding new tenants and starting all over again every 12 months.
And with rental reforms on the horizon, now is the time to consider opening your rental investment to responsible pet owners.
In this quick read, we look at ways to make your rental property pet-friendly and attract loyal, responsible pet lovers.
If your dreams of buying a new home rely on the sale of your existing property, then there’s one fundamental question you need to answer.
Are you going to look for a new home first and then list your property – or do things the other way around?
While both scenarios can work out in the end, we think one option is far more favourable – and that’s getting your current property on the market first.
Here are four reasons why.
If you’re fortunate enough to be in a financial position where you can rent out your home instead of selling it, should you take the leap?
After all, if you don’t need to sell to fund your next move, renting your property is an option worth exploring.
Here, we explore the dilemma of renting out a property instead of selling.
Want to fast-track your property sale by getting your marketing just right?
Then spend some time thinking about the type of buyer most likely to fall in love with your home, and ensure you target them.
Once you’ve identified the type (or types) of buyers looking for a property like yours, you can tailor your presentation and marketing accordingly.
