Date Published 27 October 2022
Don't base your decisions on the advice of those who don't have to deal with the results...
Would you trust a family member to give you advice? Mums are good at giving advice, but is it the right advice?
Or maybe someone in authority? A business owner who sells houses, surely they will know the right advice to give?
No, they don't.
Lettings is all about legislation and understanding the law.
Letting a property demands a thorough knowledge of your obligations, such as keeping up to date with all aspects of landlord and tenant law.
This is a continuous learning process with new rules and regulations coming into effect often changing each month.
Even an estate agent won't be able to give you the right advice if they aren't fully licensed and regulated.
Always do your research and check the advice givers you turn to are fully qualified legally at the highest level (FARLA Qualified) so you, your tenants and your most expensive asset are protected.
For free, fully qualified landlord advice, give Joanne Noonan (FARLA) and Natalie Brookman (FARLA/NAEA) a call - qualified to protect and help.
