Private Rented Sector Buy to Let Consultants
Letting to students and the issues therein
All Student Lets Should Be Exempt from Plans to Ditch Fixed Term Tenancies Plans to abolish fixed-term tenancies in England will “decimate” the student housing market, the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) said. But the National Union of Students said if students were exempt from the reforms, they would become an “underclass”. Meanwhile, the government said it was “engaging” with […]
Read moreOver-supply of new build apartments is a topic I have written about many times – and will no doubt continue to write about as long as there are gullible investors. New Build Apartment Over-supply Way back in 2005, in the first edition of my book, “Successful Property Letting, How to Make Money in Buy to Let” – see links to […]
Read morePeople often ask me “What sort of tenants should I pick?” My answer is “Well, that depends upon what type of property you have and what the local market demand (and supply) is like.” Of course, if you are any good at this business you’ll know to check where the tenant demand is likely to come from before you buy. […]
Read moreI have always said that the biggest threat to private landlords comes from external sources and especially from new competitors. Unfortunately, these new competitors are rarely on most small landlords radars, which is not surprising really, because so far these new competitors have not really been all that active. Most landlords tend to prefer to worry and huff and puff […]
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