The majority of landlords use a letting agent at some stage, but many fail to take advantage of the many tasks and responsibilities that letting agents can do
With an estimated £90 million in rent every year, landlords that fail to think more about rent collection could lose out more than they realise. However, even with a firm focus on the collection of rent, there are still decisions to make in terms of the best way to collect the rent that you are owed.
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When you've got a property in Derby that you'd like to rent out, then you need to know that you have chosen the best letting agent to match your needs.
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3 Tips for Moving To Your Next Rental Property into the Derby area, this blog will help you with this
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Looking to become a Landlord, then these 5 Ways to Increase Your Rental Returns. Phoenix Lettings in Derby are you're local experts for property lettings.
Read MoreAs the Met Office has forecast more wintery conditions each year, it is imperative to start steps into protecting your home. Here's how.
Read MoreMaintaining a healthy relationship with your tenants can be useful in all sorts of ways. To continue with a successful business, one of the most important reasons is to keep your tenants in your properties for as long as possible.
Read MoreWe provide landlord services from start to finish of the rental transaction. Commencing from the valuation of the property, agreed rental income, introducing prospective tenants.
Read MoreHere, we will present you with some comparisons between the two routes to renting, so after reading this you can make your own mind up about the benefits of an online only estate agent verse a High Street letting agent.
Read MoreFor some time one of the Governments main focus’s for change has been the private rental sector. Their goal has been to make things fairer and more cost effective for tenants while ensuring good quality, energy efficient properties and eliminating ‘rogue’ Landlords.
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All landlords of privately rented domestic and non-domestic property in England or Wales must ensure that their properties reach at least an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of an E before granting a new tenancy to new or existing tenants.
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