Landlords & Lockdown

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Landlords & Lockdown

Landlords & Lockdown

"Landlords & Lockdown" Can you spare 60 minutes on 19 May? We're holding a Landlords & Lockdown webinar to update you on the numerous aspects of managing your property. Quick quiz - could YOU answer the following 3 lockdown lettings questions? My gas safety certification is due, but my tenant won't let my contractor in - what should I do? My tenant tells me he's lost his job and can't pay his rent - what next? MEES? Sorry? In two weeks' time, 19 May 2020 14.

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Property Leap of Faith

Property Leap of Faith

'Ready to take a Property Leap of Faith?' Just a couple of months ago, my team and I were discussing this year's leap year, 29 February.  A leap year occurs every four years  – this is about as frequently as many people used to move house during the heady days of property speculation that sparked the boom market!  Now it seems that sellers have to take a leap of faith before committing their property to the hands of an estate agent.

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Ready to move?

Ready to move?

"Ready to move?" Have your moving plans been put 'on hold' until the Coronavirus lockdown ends? If your home isn’t yet on the market, the UK Government has advised people buying and selling homes to put their transactions on hold.

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Is Brighton Right for You?

Is Brighton Right for You?

"Moving to Brighton?" Is Brighton Right for You? Brighton - known as Britain's most sought after and energetic seaside city, might be the breath of fresh (sea) air you need.  Within a close radius to London (an hour by train to be precise) and minutes away from the countryside, it is easy to see why so many young people and professionals choose Brighton over other cities.

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Reputable Rental Services

Reputable Rental Services

"Reputable Rental Services" Have you read the numerous reports in the media telling of tenants handing over money in good faith, hoping to move into their new home?  They thought they'd signed up for reputable rental services, then.

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Buy My Freehold

Buy My Freehold

"Can I Buy My Freehold?" 'When selling a client's leasehold property, we obtain a copy of the lease to ascertain how many years remain.  Occasionally, we advise a leaseholder to extend the lease.  This will sometimes lead to the question 'Can I buy my Freehold?' Statutory Right Most lessees (NB not tenants) have the statutory right to purchase the Freehold of their building.

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The Professional Tenant

The Professional Tenant

"The Professional Tenant" Are you one of the many Landlords in Brighton & Hove who has experienced great monthly yields from your student lets?   But, are your properties, by default, empty during summer?   You'll know this can seriously dent annual yield by up to 25%.

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Landlords Insurance Matters

Landlords Insurance Matters

"Landlords Insurance Matters" Are you one of the reportedly 1 in 8 Landlords without Landlord insurance?  Seriously, landlords insurance matters. You, like most Landlords, will, of course, have regular buildings insurance, covering subsidence, storm damage, flooding etc.

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Landlords Unexpected Costs

Landlords Unexpected Costs

"Landlords Unexpected Costs" Landlords, we think you'll be interested in statistics revealed by a survey that identifies some of the physical costs of being a Landlord, along with their knock-on effects, and often unexpected costs.

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Direct Property Buyer

Direct Property Buyer

"Why register direct as a property buyer?" Direct Property Buyer There’s no question about it! Buyers visit the property portals eg Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket because they provide easily-searched access to properties currently available for sale.

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