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Short-term lets

The definition of short-term letting, is renting out your property for anything from a few days to six months. Rents are higher to make up for the increased void periods: for a three-month let, you can expect to charge 40 to 50 per cent more than you would a longer-term let. The shorter the term of the tenancy, generally, the more expensive it gets. What to buy? Somewhere central in a city with... Read more

Posted by Simon @ Upad on April 5th, 2012 in Buy-to-let, Short Lets, Tips for New Landlords

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