We see this as an opportunity It’s very easy to assume that being a landlord is no longer worth the effort. We think it’s the opposite. This is the best opportunity we’ve seen in our careers to improve the Private Rented Sector for everyone’s benefit. Through the forced professionalisation of the industry, tenants will enjoy […]
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Following on from landlord licencing, local councils are looking at other ways they can ‘monitor’ 🙄 landlords. The latest thing they’re checking up on, in our area, is block management. So we’ve come up with a solution for our landlords. It gives you everything you need, with no added messing about. Watch the video, or […]
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When you’ve got a large portfolio, moving property management can feel like a mammoth task! But what if you’ve been self-managing for years, and it’s time to get out? How do you tackle the transfer, keep your tenants happy, preserve your returns, and ensure your legacy (not to mention your ongoing compliance)? At Homesure Property, […]
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Here’s our take on yesterday’s news about the Renters’ Rights Bill. If your properties are managed by Homesure, relax, everything is in hand. If they’re not, if you’re less than confident in your management, then as William Reeve, Goodlord’s CEO, said: “It’s absolutely essential that anyone with their head still in the sand about the […]
Read More… from 10 things landlords need to know about The Renters’ Rights Bill
You’re wondering which letting agent to give your business to. That probably means you own one or more investment properties, and you’ve decided not to manage the tenancies yourself. Good decision. These days, with all the legislation that surrounds landlords, it’s practically impossible to manage your own rental properties and stay on the right side […]
‘Whether you’re a carpenter or an athlete, an investor or an infantry officer, greatness is in the details.’ Ryan Holiday, Discipline Is Destiny A small mistake can snowball and lead to massive consequences. This is true in many areas of life and business, but in property management the stakes are particularly high. It’s important to […]
Read More… from Professional property management: the details make the difference
Many veteran landlords began building their portfolios when there weren’t nearly as many ways to get sued! When you’ve owned and self-managed hundreds of properties for decades, it’s not easy to keep up with legislative changes, maintain compliance and keep your portfolio at peak performance. The more properties you have, the more difficult it is […]
Read More… from Preparing to leave your property portfolio to family: a case study
Over the past 17 years, we’ve grown from being two guys investing in property and supporting other investors, to become one of largest independent property agencies in the North West. Our list of services, and the perks that come with those services, has grown considerably. Even if your investment properties are already managed by us, […]
Read More… from 5 things your property manager can do for you, that you didn’t know about
At Homesure Property, we’re committed to growing our business by increasing our portfolio of managed properties every year. But why? Do you ever wonder what motivates a business to grow? What motivates business owners to work hard, every day, on their business? If all we wanted to do was increase our personal wealth, there are […]
Read More… from Ethical property managers make a difference in their communities
Property agent regulation could be a blessing for Homesure, and for other reputable property agents like us. It has the potential to level the playing field, make it easier for landlords to trust the agents they hire, and close off an avenue that is currently enabling rogue landlords cut corners. In our opinion, if local […]
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