Last time, I spoke about the different ways you can structure the land acquisition in your quest to become a new build property developer. Following on from that, I’m going to explore the importance of establishing a quality ‘development team’… By Lyndon Forshaw When it comes to successful property development, attempting to do everything yourself [...]
Archive | November, 2009
Establishing Your Development Team
Unsuspecting Merseyside Landlord finds tenants using property to farm cannabis
At what point do you start to suspect your tenants of being your neighbourhood cannabis growers? This is the question we recently put to Mr F, a Merseyside landlord who has recently had the misfortune of finding out his tenants were in fact using his property to farm cannabis. We hear about cannabis farms on [...]
Top tips to letting a property in winter…
The rental market has undoubtedly shown signs of slowing as we head into Mid November and December which are typically, the quietest periods for Landlords. As a yardstick, lettingaproperty.com received just over 5200 property searches that were conducted on the site in September as opposed to 4800 in October. Although we have had a reasonably [...]
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Landlords, protect your pipes from freezing
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My tenant has stopped paying rent, what should I do?
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Is a tenancy agreement legally binding if it is not in writing?
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Tenants on Housing Benefit are turning to Private Landlords
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Office of Fair Trading welcomes ruling over unfair Foxtons terms
