Investing in property remains one of the safest and most profitable financial decisions you can make. The rental market is stable and demand for rental properties continues to grow. If you are looking either to increase your short-term income or to develop a long-term investment plan, then letting property could be a wise option. But being an unprepared landlord is not advisable. This straightforward guide will help you to become familiar with the property letting process and to be a successful landlord.
Contents: 1. Getting started; 2. Buying a property to let; 3. Organising the lease; 4. Using a letting agent; 5. Preparing a property; 6. Organising ahead; 7. Finding a tenant; 8. Handing over the keys; 9. Maintaining the tenancy; 10. Ending the tenancy; 11. Dealing with taxation; Glossary; Further Reading; Useful addresses; Useful web sites; Index.
Rezensionen / Stimmen
'Gives you the information you need to manage a small portfolio of rented properties.' Investors Chronicle 'Full of good, common sense advice for someone who has never let before.' National Landlord's Association 'Especially useful for anyone intending to buy, let and manage property themselves.' Mortgage Magazine
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Höhe: 216 mm
Breite: 138 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-84528-179-3 (9781845281793)
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Moira Stewart has had many years experience of letting property and is herself a highly successful private landlord.
1. Getting started; 2. Buying a property to let; 3. Organising the lease; 4. Using a letting agent; 5. Preparing a property; 6. Organising ahead; 7. Finding a tenant; 8. Handing over the keys; 9. Maintaining the tenancy; 10. Ending the tenancy; 11. Dealing with taxation; Glossary; Further Reading; Useful addresses; Useful web sites; Index.
