Private Rented Sector Buy to Let Consultants
If you are on a variable rate, you ought to fix your mortgage now, whilst rates are still low and before they go up – which seems inevitable. There is still some record low rate mortgage deals around. For example, there is a five-year fixed rate at 1.65% available as I write this, but with real inflationary pressures breaking out […]
Read moreA few words on tenant selection and my experiences using OpenRent. I very much like OpenRent and use them most of the time now. It is fast and efficient, though just one thing bugs me about how they work. I do not like the way they impose their tenants screening system, when they decide you have had too many enquiries. […]
Read moreThe Covid Cult ought to be starting to unwind, except for the fact that the main stream media tend to not report on where the cult of the ID and Surveillance System (which they call Health Passports) is losing ground, usually because of the increasing evidence that the Covid “vaccines” are not working as expected. Why so many main stream […]
Read moreWell, don’t say I always try to paint investing in the private rented sector as being totally without risk! NATIONALISATION AND CONFISCATION OF PRIVATE RENTED PROPERTY So, here I go again with this look at the possibility of nationalisation and even confiscation of private rented property. Many of you will be saying that this is not possible, but then people […]
Read moreGenerally, in life, most people you will go to for advice are honest and will give you the best information they can, within their level of competence. But it is true that in the world of buy to let, as in all walks of life, not all advice is of equal quality. Check the Motive of Advisors It is not […]
Read moreA New Non Gas Boiler Will Cost You More, But Greta Wills It So, now that the Covid “Pandemic” fear is easing off a bit, at least for now, we can expect a whole lot of new fears about global warming, or as we now have to call it, “climate change” to come to the fore in the controlled press. […]
Read moreYou should always chase a tenant who left owing you money – whether that was rent money or losses as a result of damages they caused. You owe it to other landlords. I will explain why in this piece. I am happy to say it has been 22 long years since I or any of the properties I manage had […]
Read moreI have been convinced for some time that the whole lockdown and “vaccine” drive is not about public health, if it ever was. After all, this is a disease 99.85% of people survive. It is now my view that there is almost certainly something more sinister going on than just Big Pharma cashing in on people’s new-found lack of faith […]
Read moreENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATES OF “C” FOR LET PROPERTIES BY 2025 The government still seems set to require all rented properties to have an energy performance certificate (EPC) of at least a “C” by April 2025 for new tenancies and by April 2028, for existing tenancies. This follows news that the Green Homes Grant, which could have helped towards the cost […]
Read moreTENANTS IN OCCUPATION WHO ARE NOT ON THE TENANCY AGREEMENT So what do you do when you go to do a property inspection and you find that people are clearly living in occupation in a property who are not on the tenancy agreement? Well, it depends on the situation. We have found this happens quite a lot. Most of our […]
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