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Landlords have been debating the value of renting property furnished or unfurnished for years now. Many can see the benefits, while others can’t get past the initial costs.
There are many great reasons as to why you should consider renting your property fully furnished, though. Our own research tells us that landlords consider a furnished property as one of the biggest tenant expectations of 2021.
The concept of renting has gone from being a necessity for those who couldn’t afford their own property to a lifestyle choice by those who don’t want the hassle of home ownership.
This shift has resulted in the growth of co-living.
But what is co-living, and how is it affecting traditional landlords? We detail everything you need to know below.
Serviced accommodation properties are a great investment in the UK. Not only does our country have a high influx of overseas tourists looking for unique and homely places to stay, it’s predicted the amount of domestic tourists will boom this year following the Covid-19 outbreak due to travel restrictions and general safety concerns. This means the UK will need plenty of accommodation to meet demands.
There’s nothing more important than your mental health, and modern life can really take its toll on the mind. A stressful job, a lack of “me time” and feeling isolated or lonely can all affect the wellbeing of your residents. In truth, many different factors play a role, which is why it’s important to find new ways to improve mental health wherever possible.
PBSA has a lot to offer students in helping them with their studies and improving their life in general while at university. However, it’s important to understand what students really want from purpose built student accommodation before furnishing.
HMO Interior Design helps landlords secure tenants. LOFT discusses how important tailoring interiors for the benefit of residents is.
We take a closer look at the steps involved when issuing furniture with a Crib 5 fire regulation certificate and explain the consequences of using furniture that doesn’t meet regulation standards.
Much has changed in the 20 years since LOFT began as Buy To Let Furnishings in 2003. What began as a father-and-son team with only one van has now become a respected, nationwide furnishing provider, spanning the whole of the UK.
Benjamin took the time to discuss the lessons learned and how the Private Rented Sector (PRS) has changed over the last 20 years.
