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Being a landlord: Using a letting agent vs doing it yourself

By Liam Fahy
6 min Read 27 Apr 2020
If you are a landlord, or are planning to be one in the near future, one of the first questions...

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Buy-to-let tips: The 8 things that can kill your buy-to-let investment

By Liam Fahy
6 min Read 26 Apr 2020
Investing in buy-to-let property appears on the surface as a 'sure fire' bet. Property prices are always going up, plenty...

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27 point checklist of a successful buy-to-let landlord

By Liam Fahy
5 min Read 24 Apr 2020
If you are contemplating investing in a buy-to-let property there are some key areas you need to address to guarantee...

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Top 5 Buy-To-Let mistakes

By Liam Fahy
9 min Read 15 Jul 2014
With rents going up and property prices hitting new peaks many people may think that this is a good time to enter the Buy-To-Let market. Whilst property may be a good investment in the long term, if you make some fundamental mistakes at the outset it could all turn into...

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The 6 things every buy-to-let landlord must do

By Liam Fahy
6 min Read 15 Oct 2013
Whether you are thinking of purchasing your first buy-to-let property or are an experienced landlord there are number of things you need to do to ensure your investment reaches its full potential and keeps within the law. 1. Do your research Not all properties are suitable for a buy-to-let investment...

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