HMOs Vs Buy-to-Lets… Which is the best property investment strategy? If you’re considering investing in property, chances are you’ve weighed up the pros and cons of becoming a Landlord.

Let’s talk about Deal Stacking: AKA understanding whether your HMO investment will provide you with the level of profit you need to replace your income.

Firmly settled into 2019, I for one feel confident about the year ahead, where the following predictions will be key for HMO Landlords over the next 12 months…

Part of being a Landlord is multi-tasking, and A LOT of it. Landlord overwhelm is, therefore, entirely understandable, where making sure you find the right tenant can be the most stressful and frustrating experience of them all. Enter Go Tenant: your one stop property management assistant that will take all the pain away from both the tenant recruitment process and the management of your properties. With Go Tenant! there is no requirement for third party plugins, it's all included under 1 roof.

It is easy to see why HMOs (houses in multiple occupation) have become so popular over the last few years. The demand for affordable housing is increasing in most large towns and cities and there is currently a lot of pressure on the housing market to supply cheap and flexible living for different tenant types.

If you don’t know about the HMO Mandatory Licensing amendments that are in force from the 1st October 2018 in England then you must have been living under a rock! But don’t worry, in this month’s article I’m going to break down the legislation in small chunks.

There have been quite a few threads recently in some of the Social Media groups discussing how to fill voids and what works and what doesn’t when it comes to room advertising. So here at Go Tenant! we have compiled our best tips that may help you fill those annoying and costly voids.