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Category: News | Published on 22 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
When talking to new landlords I tend to find that the thing they worry about most is finding decent tenants. Many seem to hold an irrational belief that their property will be the one that will lie empty for several months. In practice, with tenant demand currently at a record high level in the Uk, this won't be the case, as long as you know how to approach the task of finding a tenant correctly.
There are two way to approach the job of finding a tenant - either do it yourself or get someone else to do it for you. In this article we explain how to be successful using both of these methods.
Category: News | Published on 21 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
We have cash buyers ready to buy property in the London area !
Category: News | Published on 20 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
Problems with damp and condensation are very common in rented property and, many people will be surprised to learn that, the increasing trend towards energy efficiency is exascerbating, rather than alleviating, this type of problem.
However, contrary to what the chemical damp proofing industry would like you to believe, the majority of damp and condensation problems can be remedied easily and cheaply. In this article we discuss the causes of damp and condensation problems in homes and how to fix them.
Category: News | Published on 16 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
Crown Property Investments have today launched their new Buy to Let Resource Centre, Read the full article for more details.
Category: News | Published on 14 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
In the past three to four years there has been an explosion in the number of rental properties being turned in to cannabis farms. This growing problem can prove very costly for landlords as a cannabis farm will ususallly result in several thousand pounds worth of damage being done to the property.
However, vigilant landlords can greatly reduce the chances of their properties being turned in to cannabis farms by knowing what signs to look out for when assessing potential tenants. This article explains exactly what you should be doing to stop this happening to your properties.
Category: News | Published on 22 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
When talking to new landlords I tend to find that the thing they worry about most is finding decent tenants. Many seem to hold an irrational belief that their property will be the one that will lie empty for several months. In practice, with tenant demand currently at a record high level in the Uk, this won't be the case, as long as you know how to approach the task of finding a tenant correctly.
There are two way to approach the job of finding a tenant - either do it yourself or get someone else to do it for you. In this article we explain how to be successful using both of these methods.
Category: News | Published on 21 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
We have cash buyers ready to buy property in the London area !
Category: News | Published on 20 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
Problems with damp and condensation are very common in rented property and, many people will be surprised to learn that, the increasing trend towards energy efficiency is exascerbating, rather than alleviating, this type of problem.
However, contrary to what the chemical damp proofing industry would like you to believe, the majority of damp and condensation problems can be remedied easily and cheaply. In this article we discuss the causes of damp and condensation problems in homes and how to fix them.
Category: News | Published on 16 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
Crown Property Investments have today launched their new Buy to Let Resource Centre, Read the full article for more details.
Category: News | Published on 14 Feb 2012 | Written by mark
In the past three to four years there has been an explosion in the number of rental properties being turned in to cannabis farms. This growing problem can prove very costly for landlords as a cannabis farm will ususallly result in several thousand pounds worth of damage being done to the property.
However, vigilant landlords can greatly reduce the chances of their properties being turned in to cannabis farms by knowing what signs to look out for when assessing potential tenants. This article explains exactly what you should be doing to stop this happening to your properties.
