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Maybe the family’s growing. Maybe you just need a home office that isn’t also your dining table. Or maybe, you’ve simply outgrown the place you’re in, and that’s okay.
Let’s face it, letting a property can be a lot to juggle. Between finding tenants, staying compliant, and keeping everything running smoothly, it’s easy to feel like you’ve taken on a second job. That’s where we come in.
When you’re buying your first home, you’ll quickly come across two words that can make things a little confusing — freehold and leasehold. Understanding the difference could save you a few surprises (and a few thousand pounds) later on.
Letting a property can be profitable, but there are a few costs landlords often forget. Planning for them upfront keeps your income steady and avoids nasty surprises.