Renting out Your Property - a New UK edition of this long established US book by Melanie Bien, personal finance editor of the Independent on Sunday and Robert Griswold Lecturer, Institute of Real Estate Management. This UK edition of a long established US title (Property Management for Dummies) is a comprehensive guide to the process of renting out your property, Brim full of sound practical advice based on years of experience, it's an absolute must for the bookshelf of any landlord, novice and experienced alike - highly recommended.
Every week, hundreds of commercial and residential properties are sold at auction in Britain, often at bargain prices. Author and lifetime experienced property auctioneer Howard Gooddie spells out how straightforward the auction route can be and divulges the tips and practices of this relatively unknown world based on his years of experience.
This book provides a thorough but easily understood guide through the complex principles of landlord and tenant law which is ideal for layman and professional alike. It also includes an analysis of the various statutory codes applying to both residential and business tenancies. This third edition has been updated to cover all recent developments in the law. It has been expanded and revised to provide procedural advice for the practitioner, including checklists, precedents and forms. The authors are both barristers specialising in property law. We have absolutely no hesitation in recommending this book for Landlords and Agents. More Information/Buy Now
by Tony Booth
Written by an experienced estate agent with his own practice. He is also a successful landlord with a portfolio of properties. The guide covers just about everything the reader needs to know about buying and preparing a suitable investment property to let. Written in a clear and concise style the author takes you through the whole process of letting in a logical and systematic way. We can highly recommend it.
This handbook gives practical advice on all aspects of buying and letting holiday homes - including holiday flats, cottages and larger self-catering complexes. It includes useful addresses, web sites and further reading. It is a very popular book and one of our best sellers.
This book has always been one of our favourites. It covers the legal issues involved with residential lettings in a concise but comprehensive way. Comprehensive guide for both landlord and tenant and covers a wide range of issues for residential lettings - excellent.
A great little introductory book and a must read for anyone considering letting or renting commercial property. Written by an experienced commercial letting agent this book takes a practical approach and gives both landlords and tenants a concise introduction to setting up a business tenancy.
Another comprehensive guide from Which? If you are planning to set up your own business, you need the best possible information on which to base your plans. This updated handbook aims to set you on the right track. It offers advice on: deciding which product or service to offer; raising the necessary finance; choosing the most appropriate way to set yourself up. Ideal for would be business tenants.
A new better-than-ever edition of this classic real estate investor's bible - a US title but very relevant to the UK. Real estate remains one of the safest, most reliable, and most popular ways to invest. This new revision of one of the top-selling real estate books in the world is easy to read, packed with examples, and includes all the tools and tips readers need to make money investing in houses and small apartment buildings. Andrew McLean has broad real estate experience and Gary W. Eldred, PhD is a realtor who has served on the graduate business faculty at Stanford University and the University of Illinois. Published by Wiley.
This guide contains a substantial amount of invaluable information and contacts - by Kevin Smith and Richard Bowser - Editor of Property Investor News If you're looking to invest in commercial property for the first time, then this guide is certainly the answer. It contains a substantial amount of invaluable information and contacts which are not easily obtained elsewhere. Written by Kevin Smith and Richard Bowser - Editor of Property Investor News the guide is published in a 68 page - A4 booklet format, which has a structured layout, enabling quick access to the many sections contained within. Purchasers of this guide during 2004 will receive any revised content updates as they are published - free of further charge. More Information/Buy Now