Tag Archive: buy to let

Five Interesting Things That Google Tells Us About The Property Industry

This is a guest post written by Ruben Martinez from property search engine Gartoo.
Google and the property industry
It comes as no surprise to hear that Internet giants Google are expanding into the property industry with their new property listing service on Google Maps.  After all they own a vast amount valuable industry data about what [...]

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David Lawrenson – Notable Property People in their own words

I am delighted to have industry specialist David Lawrenson as my Notable Property Person this week.  Here is his story.
1. Please introduce yourself. Say a bit about yourself and your company
I’m David Lawrenson, owner of property consultancy, landlord advice and buy to let information website, www.LettingFocus.com
I’m author of the UK’s top [...]

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John B. Corey Jr – Notable Property Persons in their own words

Our Notable Property Person this week is software engineer and property investor John B Corey Jr, from ‘over the pond’.  Anyone in property who is on twitter will know John, he is a prodigious twitterer with nearly 15,000 followers.  He is also a sharp cookie – for example from his entries on the 4Walls property [...]

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Oliver Romain – Notable Property Persons in their own words

My Notable Property Person this week is Oliver Romain who is MD of the highly successful Landlord & Buy to Let Shows and editor of the associated Landlord & Buy to Let magazine.
1. Please introduce yourself. Say a bit about yourself and your company
I edit Landlord & Buy to Let magazine and organise trade shows [...]

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Buy to let landlords – mortage advice to help you protect your investment

I am delighted to introduce this guest post from housing consultant and former TRO, Ben Reeve-Lewis.
Mortgage advice for Buy to Let Landlords
The recession has not appeared to have greatly dented the buy to let market but where does the novice landlord stand if the tenant doesn’t pay their rent and as a consequence, they can’t [...]

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Kate Faulkner – Notable Property Persons in their own words

Kate Faulkner from Designs on Property
My second ‘Notable Property Person‘ is Kate Faulkner, a well known property person, particularly for her books for the consumer organisation, Which and her association with Channel 4. Here are her answers to our questions:
1. Please introduce yourself. Say a bit about yourself and your company
I live and breathe property [...]

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Property rental adverts – a guest post from UPAD

I am delighted to be able to bring you this guest post from James Davis, of the well know letting portal Upad.  Note that all opinions expressed are those of the author.
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I was talking to one of our newest landlords recently; he’d just got his first buy-to-let property and he was excited to get it [...]

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The Landlord Law Blog from Tessa Shepperson

Tessa is an English solicitor who specialises in residential landlord and tenant law.

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