Whilst doing my usual trawl through On The Market, I noticed this gem pop up. Admittedly, I am not usually a massive fan of flats. I have several of my own flats and can’t say that they’re my favourite but I do have some at Simon Close (where this flat is for sale) and these
You may have read my blog last week about the clever clogs who suggested that landlords provide a 3 month rent free period to their tenants if they are unlucky enough to get the COVID-19 virus and just take the financial hit (more like Thor’s hammer to the face!). Well, I read today that lenders
I wanted to share with you a story that I feel a lot of landlords could benefit from. Some time ago we had a phone call from a panicked Nuneaton landlord (and avid blog reader) . They are one of the many accidental landlords in Nuneaton and their story goes a bit like this… (Just
One of our tenants has decided to move out because they need a bigger place due to their expanding family. I’ll be sad to see them go but, said I’d help in any way I could to help find them somewhere to suit their family’s needs (because I’m just nice like that). So, I got
A Nuneaton property, which we recently sourced for an Investor, has just completed. While we were discussing the project management details to transform it into a 5 room HMO, we got to thinking about the rest of our lovely blog readers and thought we would share why, we believe, we are having a sudden influx
I bumped into an old school friend the other day and he said “Ohhh, I’ve been reading the blog and I wanted to come and talk to you about investing a couple of properties in Nuneaton. I’m thinking of doing it as a little retirement plan for the family. I’ll catch up with you to
If you’re planning on investing in a property, it’s important that you do as much research as possible. Look into the pros and cons of both residential and commercial property, read this commercial property investment guide, understand the market, look into the local area, and work out your ROI for the investment. Then, once you
After hearing many a story about landlords thinking of selling up to avoid any implications or fines that may come their way as result of being a private landlord I came across an interesting article , which suggested that landlords could indeed be selling up their buy-to-let investments due to increasing burdens on them in
The short answer is that landlords don’t need to use the services of a letting agent. Many landlords decide to be hands-on and undertake the whole lettings process themselves. I started investing in buy-to-let property ten years ago and I was keen to learn and control the whole process myself. I was wary of entrusting
We have so many landlords come to us when things go wrong with their tenants. This video aims to help you get it right from the start. If you would like to discuss anything mentioned in this video, please feel free to give us a call on 02477 674 545 or visit our WEBSITE