Property owners have to comply with a range of regulations to ensure they are operating within the law. Normally these are governed by legally binding documents, such as rental agreements with tenants, which set out rights of access to a property, what is included in the property contract – an inventory is normally provided – and responsibilities for key areas, such as repairs and renewals.
Categories: Landlords, Letting your property |
Tags: budget, House, Inventory, investment, Land, Property, Rent, Rental, tenancy agreement, Tenants | 
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Part 2: How and where to find private investors with money to invest [in You]
Categories: Joint Ventures, Property |
Tags: Build Relationships, investing, investment, investor, investors, network, Networking, Progressive, Progressive Property, Property Events, property invest, property investor, property investors, property millionaires, Property Networking, Property Networking Events | No Comments »
Over the last 18 months, Landlord Action, leaders in helping landlords with problem tenants, has been instructed on a growing number of squatting cases fuelled by the huge proportion of properties sitting empty across the UK. After the broadcast of Channel 4’s ‘The Great British Property Scandal” highlighting the gravity of this problem, Paul Shamplina, founder of Landlord Action, supports the challenge to get more empty properties back into use as he believes this will reduce the number of squatters taking up residence in private properties, which has a detrimental effect on homeowners and landlords.
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Simon usually only shares these cash generating strategies on his advanced property education programmes, however he is going to share them with you on a special NO COST webinar on Monday 23rd January at 8pm.
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So, you’ve bought your property, it’s all going smoothly, financially you’ve done all the maths. But that financial brain doesn’t necessarily transfer to interior design.
Categories: Interior Design, Renovation |
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It’s really important to take action. You could be sitting there on a pot of money which is not working hard for you. Or you might be in a position where you know that your pension won’t provide for you, now is the time to do something about it. Take Action but only if the property meets your set criteria and do your Due Diligence thoroughly.
Categories: Just Do It, Just Do It |
Tags: 2010, due diligence, House, investment, investment properties, Lease, lease option, Multi Let, Property, property invest, property investment | No Comments »
When we were all credit crunched in 2008, a lot of media focussed on the negative effects of decades building up credit. They were, of course, right – many people had borrowed more than they could afford and were left in dire straits when the economy faltered.
Categories: Finance, Property |
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A mortgage is the most important financial product you will get in your life-time, both in terms of the amount of money that you borrow, and the amount of time that you will spend paying it back. Most mortgages have durations of at least 25 years, so the decisions you make now will be affecting you for a long time.
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While conditions in the wider economy continue to pose challenges to those acquiring, developing and letting property, the ongoing growth in the number of software based property investment and management tools must be seen as a welcome development, for landlords and property developers alike. What’s more, many of these tools are now freely available. One [...]
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The government has unveiled big new plans to get the housing sector back on track. A lack of affordable housing paired with a lack of substantial and sustained building and development has created a shortfall in availability whilst demand grows year on year. Under the plans, approximately 450,000 new homes will be built by 2015 and a great deal of these will be affordable housing.
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