It goes against everything most people believe about property: never sell for less than it’s worth. But in reality, experienced investors, landlords, and even everyday sellers regularly accept below-market offers—and often for very good reasons. A recent Facebook discussion highlighted exactly why. Beneath the headline figure of a £28,000 loss, dozens of property professionals andContinue reading “When Selling Property Below Market Value Makes The Most Sense”
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Landlord properties in “prime areas” are selling faster than last year
It’s hard to fathom that there’s a sector of the property market that’s actually doing better this year than last year when it comes to landlord portfolios, but that’s exactly the case for landlords who have been looking to sell their properties in what’s been dubbed the “prime areas.” As landlords yourselves, you’ve no doubt been consideringContinue reading “Landlord properties in “prime areas” are selling faster than last year”
Landlords coming back to us: We’ll relocate your tenants and sell before May 1st for a higher price than the investor market
With less than 60 days left until the Renters’ Rights Act is enforced, we’re noticing the same landlords coming back for more help to sell their BTL properties.
Should UK Landlords Sell Now? What the Renters’ Rights Act Means – And Why Many Landlords Are Rethinking Their Position
A recent article in The Daily Telegraph outlined the changes every landlord will need to make as the UK rental sector prepares for sweeping reforms under the Renters’ Rights Act. The legislation represents the biggest shake-up of the private rented sector in decades. It introduces new tenant protections, tighter regulation and a complete overhaul ofContinue reading “Should UK Landlords Sell Now? What the Renters’ Rights Act Means – And Why Many Landlords Are Rethinking Their Position”
Why Repeat Customers Are the Best Testimonial Any Property Sale Service Can Receive
In an industry where property sellers often have to make difficult trade-offs between price, speed and certainty, the most powerful endorsement a company can receive is simple: customers coming back again and again. For many property owners, particularly landlords dealing with complicated sales, the process can be stressful, time-consuming and uncertain. Selling through a specialistContinue reading “Why Repeat Customers Are the Best Testimonial Any Property Sale Service Can Receive”
When a Property Sale Isn’t Straightforward: Why & How Landlord Sales Agency Do More Than Anyone Else to Reach the Right Buyers To Protect The Sales Price
Most property sales are relatively simple. A home is marketed, buyers view it, offers are made, and the transaction moves through the usual conveyancing process. But many sellers discover that the moment a complication appears, the traditional high street estate agent has very little ability to solve the problem. In these situations, a conventional estateContinue reading “When a Property Sale Isn’t Straightforward: Why & How Landlord Sales Agency Do More Than Anyone Else to Reach the Right Buyers To Protect The Sales Price”
Dealing With Anti-social or Threatening Tenants – Landlords Share Their Experience
A recent discussion on Property118 has highlighted a reality many landlords face but rarely talk about openly: dealing with tenants whose behaviour escalates beyond simple rent arrears into intimidation, violence, or persistent anti-social conduct. The original post focused on a landlord who had already secured possession through the courts but still faced the difficult nextContinue reading “Dealing With Anti-social or Threatening Tenants – Landlords Share Their Experience”
Eviction Delays + Non Paying Tenants Threatening to Bankrupt Landlords
Imagine watching your tenant live in your property… for free. Month after month. Bills still going out. Mortgage still due. Repairs still your responsibility. But the rent? Nothing. That is the grim reality facing one landlord recently featured in the media — owed £13,500 in unpaid rent, while the tenant continues living in the propertyContinue reading “Eviction Delays + Non Paying Tenants Threatening to Bankrupt Landlords”
Derby landlord sells his portfolio with no searches, no survey, and £30,000 more than investor market
We all know that this year’s brought with it some tough challenges for landlords. We’ve also been bombarded with news that, quite frankly, is bringing us all down. It’s refreshing to hear, therefore, that for landlords who have made the decision to sell, there’s a way out with opportunities to be had, and it’s paying off.Continue reading “Derby landlord sells his portfolio with no searches, no survey, and £30,000 more than investor market”
3 in 4 Small Landlords Unprepared for the Renters Rights Act — Here’s What You Need to Know Before Enforcement
Recent reports suggest landlords are becoming less worried about the Renters Rights Act — but the statistics tell a different story. When three quarters of small landlords — the group most likely to be affected — admit they are still unprepared with enforcement just weeks away; it raises an uncomfortable question – is confidence reallyContinue reading “3 in 4 Small Landlords Unprepared for the Renters Rights Act — Here’s What You Need to Know Before Enforcement”