As a landlord, DIY is likely your middle name. Not only when it comes to renovations – fixing a sink here and splashing paint on a scuffed wall there – but in how you manage your property overall.
With estate agents charging as much as £200 to write your rental listings, more landlords are putting on their marketing hats to handle it themselves.
Writing a rental listing is fairly straightforward, but there are some big yeses and absolute no-no’s to bear in mind. Your listing is what sells your property to tenants, so you need to get it right – without ending up with a legal battle on your hands.
In this article, we’ll explain step-by-step how to write your own rental listing.
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