Auctions can be daunting, here are our top tips to help you be prepared
Our director Tamara Lloyd shares her Auction top tips to be best prepared.
If you are a landlord or if you are thinking of venturing into the residential investment market, then one of the things that is likely either a concern or at least something you should have on your radar is how you can best attract good quality tenants in a short time frame. In our area I would suggest most tenants would stay for an average of around 18 months in a property, meaning this situation around finding a good tenant is going to come up fairly regularly.
I’ve comprised a list of suggestions below which I believe will help you get your property let swiftly to a good tenant:
In addition, I would also highly recommend that you view the property at least every 12 months during one of the routine inspections. If you don’t see it for 5 years there is a big chance you will be quite surprised at how the property has aged – even with really good tenants. It is one of your biggest assets so it’s worth the effort once per year.
Our director Tamara Lloyd shares her Auction top tips to be best prepared.
Meet our Financial Consultant Brock Lynch from Finsync Financial Services who has shared the below on rising rents and stable house prices.