by Ed Firmin
Posted on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015 at 10:00
All landlords are aiming for the ultimate – a property rented out all of the time, with no void in between tenants. But in reality, that’s not going to happen, even in a market that performs well, you are still going to have gaps where you aren’t receiving any income from your property.
But there are things that you can do to reduce any periods that your house lies empty between tenants, and here are a few ideas which you could easily implement.
Hopefully some of these tips will help you to avoid unnecessary costs associated with an empty property. If you’d like to talk about the services a letting agent can offer to help find a tenant, and also to manage your property on an ongoing basis, please get in touch and I am more than happy to talk through your options.
Tags: Avoiding Rental Void, inventory, no rent coming in, revenge eviction, wear and tear
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