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EPC Band C is coming.

Ready or not, here it comes! The legislation has not yet passed The Parliament, so we cannot talk with certainty. But what if it does happen? A good landlord should always be prepared. The phantom of Banc C has been looming over the landlords' heads for some time already, and all the chatter has generated a lot of concern. True, those who are caught unawares will most likely have to act quickly. Having to...

What are the tax implications of being a landlord?

We often say there is always a good time to buy a property (as long as you are financially prepared). It is a long-term operation, but it remains one of the best investments you can make in the modern market. However, while we are all looking for a good return on investment, some elements require our immediate attention – taxes. What do you need to be prepared for as a landlord? What are the...

Bad omens: when a property is not as good as it looks. Potential problems with investment property

Bad omens: when a property is not as good as it looks Fresh paint, fluffy carpets and the smell of freshly baked bread are all good – first impression matters. And you should go with your gut instincts if it tells you that you like the property or not. But whatever feeling you may be having upon entering a house or apartment you are looking to buy, support it with facts. Once you enter the threshold,...

How to choose the best property management agency

How to choose a good property management agency You have a property you want to let, or perhaps you have a growing kingdom and decided it’s high time for an appropriate steward to look after it and assist you in making the most of it. It begins and ends with a question about you: what do you want? To check if an external company can support your property goals, you need to figure out what they...

DIY or outsource: a guide to a successful property management

DIY or outsource: a guide to a successful property management When we thought about this subject, we discussed the most time-consuming aspects of being a landlord. DIY mostly means a lot of commuting between properties, addressing all the ongoing issues, such as dripping taps, blocked pipes, and cracked walls… indeed, a landlord's life can be less than glamorous. However, if you decide to spend time...

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