Showing posts with label tenant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tenant. Show all posts

Monday, 28 March 2016

Our new eBook and a landlords hat-trick

We have just competed the last part of a hat-trick for prospective landlords, particularly those near our office in Bromley in South-East London.

A little while ago we made public on You Tube our new video offering advice to people looking to become landlords and to let out one or more properties, below.


We followed this up with a blog post on the same subject, here.

Now, we have the hat-trick for new landlords completed with our new eBook, entitled So you want to be a Bromley landlord?

If you would like to receive a copy of this unique eBook and future similarly helpful emails, just email us at sam@edwardashdale.co.uk to receive it.

We won't be publishing our eBook anywhere else, though we will invite people to subscribe via email on our Facebook, Twitter and website.

We hope you enjoy it and if you have any questions or would like us to cover any additional points in this or any future communication, just let us know. We are, as always, here to help.

Best of all, why not drop by and ask us any questions you have in person? Our address is:

Edward Ashdale Estate Agents
58 Beckenham Lane
Bromley
BR2 0DQ

Or call: 0208 466 8445.




You can view our earlier posts in our Index here. 

Wednesday, 24 February 2016

New landlord? Don't be nervous

We recently published a short video offering advice to new and prospective landlords. Sam Samuel talked about some considerations of importance to new landlords, from considering what property to purchase in the first place, to property maintenance and dealing with tenants.


After going over general points and potential risks, such as nuisance behaviour and rent arrears, Sam concludes that, with or without a managing agent such as Edward Ashdale, being a landlord can be a smooth-running and rewarding experience. 

However, Edward Ashdale are ready to help if an intermediary between landlord and tenant is needed to apply expertise and experience to ensure the letting out goes well and any emergencies are dealt with. In the case of a landlord with multiple tenants, such an arrangement could be even more valuable to ensure that the landlord has peace of mind that, whatever happens, any issues with his or her properties that arise are routinely dealt with effectively and efficiently.

You can view our earlier posts in our Index here.