Just like anything in life, there’s the good and the bad. There are great aspects to being a landlord but there are downsides, too. Check out our pros and cons of being a landlord to decide if it’s for you.
Like every month, Rentila offers you an overview of the main real estate news of interest to landlords and tenants. This month, we focus on the most affordable UK towns to buy a home in 2020, UK property market and rising demand from overseas buyers, rebound of mortgage approvals and rate increase, ways to save money when building a new house, electrical safety installations… Happy reading and… renting!
Becoming a landlord is no small decision. It can give you monthly income and allow you to acquire properties that can be used for retirement funds and inheritance. Before you make this huge business, career, and financial decision read our quick guide on things you should know before you become a landlord.
Like every month, Rentila offers you an overview of the main real estate news of interest to landlords. This month, we focus on England’s fastest and slowest moving housing markets, UK house prices falling, ‘unprecedented’ support for borrowers during coronavirus lockdown, mortgage approvals, best seaside towns in the UK… Happy reading and… renting!
With new tax changes in 2020 squeezing margins for landlords, it’s becoming more difficult to turn a profit each month. It’s important that rental entrepreneurs protect their bottom line. So here are 7 of the best tips to save money as a landlord.
Like every month, Rentila offers you an overview of the main real estate news of interest to landlords. This month, we focus on UK house prices holding up, mortgage lending slumps, late rent payments, new rules on student tenancies, summer holidays in the UK … Happy reading and… renting!
Moving home is stressful enough without wondering if your landlord will return your deposit. Landlords deduct for many reasons. But gone are the days of ruthless landlords who would keep your tenancy deposit, come what may. It’s now law for your deposit to be protected in a government scheme. There, it will stay, until it comes time to move on. It’s at this point you can make sure the property is in good condition and your landlord deducts the correct amount.
There’s no point asking for a full deposit if there are issues with the property. Your landlord may deduct money from your deposit for several things. In this short guide we detail what your landlord can and cannot deduct from your deposit.
Like every month, Rentila offers you an overview of the main real estate news of interest to landlords. This month, we focus on property purchases on hold due to COVID-19, how to find and compare the best mortgages in May 2020, offset mortgage rates cheaper than standard fixes, landlords are supporting their tenants during lockdown… Happy reading and… renting!
Being a landlord is a huge undertaking. It’s not a passive form of income whereby rent money just lands in your bank account every month over and above your mortgage payment. If only! Landlords have several concerns heading into 2020. Here we list landlord’s biggest worries.
Like every month, Rentila offers you an overview of the main real estate news of interest to landlords. This month, we focus on housing market shutdown, coronavirus and what it means for your mortgage and your rent, mortgages helped by payment holidays, spike in tenants not paying rent, covid, covid… Happy reading and… renting!
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