From Vacant to Vibrant: Filling Property Voids Profitably with Short to Medium Lettings
A significant challenge for all property owners, whether private individuals or companies, is the management of vacant properties, which can pose a financial and emotional drain. However, innovative solutions exist - there are a lot more options available to you in 2024 that just the traditional long term let.
Six reasons why you should outsource the management of your London serviced apartment
If you own and let out a serviced apartment in London, you’ll already know that this growing sector can offer a better income than long-term lettings. But there’s no denying it can also be a drain on your time and resources. So, is it possible to have all the benefits with none of the downsides? The answer lies in outsourcing the management of your London serviced apartment and here we give you six reasons why this is a smart move.
I’m new to property letting and I’m going to be out of the country soon. What happens if something goes wrong?
Becoming a landlord while abroad? Fairway Letting Agents offer comprehensive services for overseas property investors. Includes tenant screening, property management, guaranteed rent, and expert London buy-to-let advice. Securing your rental income is our priority.
How our flexible letting model will maximise your property rental income
More and more landlords are turning to flexible letting models in light of rising costs. With mortgages, bills, and maintenance expenses surging, maximizing rental income is vital. At Fairway Hosting our diverse tenant mix optimizes occupancy and achieves higher yields to offset these increased outgoings.
Does short letting create more wear and tear than long letting?
One of the assumptions that people have is that a higher turnover of guests causes an apartment or house to suffer from more wear and tear, and for the property to suffer greater deterioration over the medium to long term. But why do people think that and is it really true?
Why short/medium term letting?
Short and medium-term letting is defined as letting a residential property on agreements with tenants for less than six months, usually for between one week and four months each time.