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There’s an extensive maze of things to do and things not to as a landlord and it's growing every day.
So as a landlord, or someone who is looking to become a landlord in Bromley the near future, it's imperative that you stay on top of the legalities thereof.
Here are 9 tips to help you stay compliant and ensure a successful tenancy!
The UK property market appears to be stabilising after a frantic 15 months, and the stamp duty holiday is finally coming to an end this month.
Read on to find out more, with some of September’s key headlines:
If you're selling or letting your property in Bromley getting the pricing right is one of the areas where a good agent can add significant value.
Getting the pricing wrong can result in you losing money tenants or buyers! For example, if you overprice your home and it doesn't sell, you'll then have to reduce the price to generate interest, which could raise alarm bells for potential...
Tenancy deposit disputes can be messy and very frustrating for all involved. The number of formal disputes still remains low but we must prepare for the pandemic's far reaching effects on all our finances.
Disputes often stem from lack of knowledge or understanding about how this part of renting or leasing works. Documentation is of course imperative, but it's worth spending extra time...
Assured Shorthold Tenancies, or ‘ASTs’ are the most commonly used type of private tenancy in the UK. If you're a landlord in Bromley then its most likely your tenancy will be on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement
For a tenancy to be eligible for an AST it must be the tenant’s main residence the landlord must not live in the property.
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