It may seem easy being a landlord. You buy a property, you do it up and you rent it out. And sometimes - in those rare instances when the fates smile and you have a well-maintained property and a well-chosen tenant - it is easy. But there is much more to being a landlord than that.

 

As any seasoned landlord or property investor will tell you, deciding to own and maintain property is a big decision. There are many factors to take into consideration. Knowing what property to have and where to have it. Understanding the rental market. Knowing the ins and outs of the tenancy laws. Knowing when to spend on maintenance and where to spend it to maintain the value of your investment. But, more than anything, it’s knowing the amount of time that’s involved and knowing the value of your time.

 

Which is where we come in.