Purchasing a property for an investment is very different from purchasing a property for you to live in. It does take some careful planning and research, and the first step to buying an investment property is knowing what makes a good one. Here are four aspects you need to consider when searching for the right.

When people are looking for a rental property, they will first look within a certain area, and within their budget. They will look also for a particular type of property and the number of bedrooms. But what then? The filters on a rental search can give an insight into what tenants are looking really for,.

No investor buys a rental property to have it sit empty…   The key to a good investment property is to make it as desirable as possible so tenants want to live there, and once they are there, they want to stay there; if circumstances change for them, and they do leave, you need to.

Maintenance, damage, pest control… when it comes to who’s responsible for what, there may be some grey areas. Here we take a look at what you can do to avoid a potentially messy (and costly) rental situation. The garden The tenancy agreement must state who is responsible for the upkeep of a garden. Generally, unless.