“Bumper summer of lettings” on the way for landlords

“Bumper summer of lettings” on the way for landlords

We’re on track for a bumper summer of lettings according to one of the sector’s most authoritative rental market monitors.

Goodlord’s latest analysis shows that voids dropped in seven of the eight regions monitored by Goodlord during May, reducing the average void period in England by a sizeable 15 per cent overall. To continue reading, please Click Here
Source: Landlord Today


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