Guidance for landlords on preparing buy to lets for summer

Guidance for landlords on preparing buy to lets for summer

The letting agents’ trade body has released guidance on how landlords can prepare their investment properties for summer.

Angela Davey, president of the Association of Residential Letting Agents’ wing of Propertymark, comments: “Whether you’re a first-time landlord or have let out properties before, everyone should think about how to make the most out of their rental during the summer months. Taking a few simple steps and checking the essentials will help keep you free from any costly surprises and your tenants happy.” To continue reading this article please click here
Source: Landlord Today


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