Whether you are a landlord or letting agent, you will no doubt have a preference over whether you let a property furnished or unfurnished. You might take it on a case-by-case basis or you could simply favour one over the other across your portfolio. Maybe you haven’t yet made up your mind. A recent survey taking data from Rightmove and Zoopla suggests that the majority of tenants across the UK are looking for unfurnished rentals. It took the number of available properties on these sites and compared it to those that had already been rented out to come to this conclusion. But what are the pros and cons of furnished vs unfurnished rental properties? Take a look at our guide, which might help y
2020 has been a turbulent year for pretty much every industry, but could it also be an opportunity to try something new? Many people harbour a dream of becoming a buy-to-let landlord and it might be the right time to make the leap. A number of factors have fallen into place to create an environment that could see buy-to-let landlords thrive in this new normal. Yes, there is still uncertainty about what will happen with lockdown, and we are now officially in recession. However, If you want to start building your property portfolio and becoming a buy to let landlord, here are the reasons why 2020 could be a good time to start taking in tenants. More People Are Looking to Rent Than Ever One key
