It’s likely to be one of your biggest choices as a landlord and could make all the difference in attracting tenants, generating good rental income and achieving decent yields.The dilemma is – should you furnish your rental property, or should you leave it unfurnished, allowing your tenants to provide their own furniture and put their own stamp on the home?There are advantages and disad
A top-quality rental property is a valuable asset for landlords for a number of reasons.If you have tenants already in place, a home that is improved over time is likely to encourage them to stay for the long-term. If you don’t currently have tenants, or are letting out property for the first time and want to occupy your rental home as quickly as possible, this will be far easier to achieve
One of the major costs you have to consider when becoming a landlord, or expanding your existing portfolio, is stamp duty.But what are the rules for landlords? Here, using our experience of operating in the South East London lettings market, we take a closer look at how the system works.Stamp duty, and then someIn England, anyone buying a property over a certain price must pay stamp duty land tax
