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Using Social Media Channels to Find Tenants for your Rental Property 

Social media is easy to use and doesn’t require much in the way of setup. If you have existing accounts, you may find it easier to get started. You can buy a social media channel complete with followers, but we wouldn’t recommend that for an average landlord and the pros and cons of this approach […]

By 12 min read
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Top Tips for Creating Eye Catching Rental Property Adverts

In this post, you’ll learn how to create an eye catching rental advert that includes everything your tenant needs to know. We’re also covering how to make the most of photos to advertise your property.

By 6 min read

Guide to Property Investment Research: Growing Areas, Demographics and Property History

In this post, we’re sharing some tips and resources that you will need before investing in property. These tips will guide you when conducting property research. We will take you through how to identify growing areas, how to assess area demographics, and how to research the history of a property. 

By 9 min read

How an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Affects Your Rental Property

If you’re buying, selling or renting a home in the UK, then you’ll have to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) for your property. Wondering what an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is? We’ve got you covered!  

By 6 min read

Four Smart Technologies to Help Improve the Energy Efficiency of Your Property

Being a landlord can mean looking after a range of properties, and having to be prepared for questions that may come at you from all angles. With the number of people living in rented accommodation on the rise, as well as the cost of living going up, renters are looking out to make sure that […]

By 4 min read

How to Reduce The Wear and Tear of a Rental Property

No matter what the property type, a certain amount of wear and tear is unavoidable. Every home has a lifespan and the more tenants you have over time, the more fragile and lived-in it will become. However, there are ways to protect your rental property and reduce the effects of everyday wear and tear.  

By 4 min read

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A Guide to Renting Out a Property as a Holiday Let

Short-term holiday lets can be an attractive option if you own a property somewhere scenic and/or popular with tourists. In fact, holiday lets can be amazingly profitable, as landlords are able to charge higher rents for short-term holiday lets when a property is in a highly desirable location.

By 19 min read
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Buying a Property to Renovate: Pros, Cons, and Considerations

Buying a fixer-upper certainly presents an opportunity to make a short-term profit on a property. Still, depending on the scope of renovations required, it isn’t necessarily for the faint-hearted.

By 5 min read
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Using the Account Balance and Statement Balance to Reconcile Accounts in Landlord Vision

At the Landlord Vision help desk, we often get a few questions about the Statement Balance and the Account Balance. You’ll find these in the Reconciliation area and people commonly ask us where do these figures come from and what do they need to do with them.

By 3 min read

Replacing Fixtures and Fittings in your Investment Rental Property

This post will help you to understand what is meant by the term fixtures and fittings and when you can offset the replacement of them against your income tax.  

By 3 min read
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Gas Safety During Property Improvements: Everything You Need To Know

Home improvements allow you to enhance the practicality of your property as well as the look and feel. When carrying out home improvements, there are certain things you should be aware of to help you avoid problems along the way. For example, it can be easy to forget about gas safety measures, but gas safety […]

By 4 min read
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10 Essential Things Landlords Need To Know About Building Commercial Property

Building a commercial property can be a lucrative venture. It can take a lot for the project to succeed, so you will need to put careful thought into how and why you’re taking the steps you are. There is a lot to consider, and the more thorough you are in your planning phase, the more […]

By 4 min read
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Should You Use Spreadsheets for Property Management?

Ah, spreadsheets. Love them or hate them, spreadsheets are surprisingly useful. Most people never truly get to grips with the many sophisticated things a spreadsheet can do, such as pivot tables, power queries, macros, and simulations. To be honest, though, unless you are the Chancellor of the Exchequer, it’s unlikely you’ll need all but the […]

By 9 min read
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Private Letting Relief for Landlords

If you sold a property before 6th April 2020, and rented out the property for part of the period of your ownership, then it is likely you were eligible for private letting relief. 

By 6 min read

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