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Malcolm Loveday: Posted on 06 January 2019 22:21
So, we are about 1 week into 2019!
Hands up if you have already broken one or more of your resolutions. Yes , those resolutions that this year you were absolutely, 100% adamant, that you would stick to, come hell or high water!!
3 years ago, my then 15 year old son, made 3 resolutions. He didn't tell anyone, not until he had achieved all three which, remarkably, was by the end of January!! As far as I know he had never made a New Years resolution before that, nor since. Maybe he just wants to keep his 100% record intact. |
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Malcolm Loveday: Posted on 25 May 2018 09:31
https://freedaysproperty.blogspot.co.uk/2018/05/yes-its-gdpr-time.html
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Posted on 27 October 2016 10:05
WHY
LANDLORDS, AGENTS & TENANTS NEED EACH OTHER
There are
few days that go by without me seeing some negative press about scumbag,
rip-off landlords, or negligent agents failing in their duty of care and
charging exorbitant fees, or tenants not paying their rent and wrecking
properties.
The British
Press just can’t resist having a pop, because we love a good story that blames
someone else for the wrongs in our society.
So, here’s
a novel approach to all that negativity, a positive spin on the rental market! |
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Malcolm Loveday: Posted on 20 June 2016 11:23
There have been a raft of new regulations hitting Landlords and Letting Agents in the past few years, and it can be difficult to keep up to scratch with all the changes.
As a Landlord you are responsible for ensuring that your properties meet the current standards as defined in The Housing Act. If you engage the services of a Letting Agent to manage your property, you need to be sure that they know what they are doing, that they are keeping abreast of any new regulations, and are ensuring that you are fully aware of any upgrades that might be needed. |
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Malcolm Loveday: Posted on 12 September 2011 19:53
Landlords properties needed Seriously, I know most agents always need more properties for 'tenants in waiting', but it is a fact today that more and more people are choosing (more likely 'need to') rent. Mortgages are still hard to come by and it is not easy to find the large deposits needed to get a reasonable interest rate. So, if you can't buy you have to rent! I really do have to turn people away because I do not have enough vacant houses and flats for let. Part of the reason why I have so few vacant is that I work hard to make sure tenants feel they are getting the best service around. |
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