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Can holiday lets beat the property crunch?

May 30, 2008 on 1:29 pm | In News |

What’s really going on with buy-to-let? Another day, brings another theory. We are told it’s a bad time to enter this tricky market, then we learn that this is a good moment to join the buy-to-let gravy train.

Liz Rowlinson, Daily Mail - 30 May 2008

What’s certain is that with self-catering holidays now accounting for 60% of all trips taken abroad, it shouldn’t be difficult to let out your property in the sun.
The market-research company Mintel predicts that foreign self-catering breaks will exceed 34 million by 2011, so it’s a growth area worth tapping into - full article

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We have seen an influx of properties onto our holiday website. A few advertisers we have spoken to have said that the holiday market has boomed in the last year. More and more families are booking holiday cottages and apartments in the UK. Some properties are already fully booked all through the summer and are now taking autumn bookings from pet owners looking for an out of season holiday. At least with holiday properties you get a deposit per booking, and the properties very rarely any work inbetween visitors other than cleaning..

Comment by Darren Lock — 3/6/2008 #

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