eBook – Death Of The Agent – Ultimate Guide On Finding Tenants Without An Agent

Written by The Landlord on 09 Aug 2010

What’s this eBook all about? This 60 page eBook is a comprehensive guide on how to find tenants without employing the use of a letting agent and their fees. Hence, “Death of the Agent“. Learning how to find tenants isn’t rocket science, it’s a simple case of being shown what to do and where to do it. All the methods discussed in my eBook can be exceuted by anyone with acess to a computer with an Internet connection. Over the years I’ve saved thousands and thousands of pounds by learning and following a few simple steps, and I want you to do the same. Nothing I discuss in this eBook is a trade secret; I only discuss methods letting agents and thousands of other landlords already use successfully, including myself. When I first started off as a landlord I was employing letting agents to find tenants and manage my properties. But as I gained more experience and confidence, I completely eradicated using letting agents to save myself a bucket load of money. I want to show you how to do it.

Who’s this eBook for?

This eBook is specifically targeted for inexperienced and novice landlords that want to learn how to find tenants without letting agents. Perhaps it can even help experienced landlords that don’t realise how easy it is to find tenants without an agent.

Why should I buy this eBook?

This £3.99 investment could potentially save you thousands of pounds. There’s a lot of content in there to learn from. I go through all the marketing strategies I use and how to overcome the safety risks involved with tenants.

Why are you charging for this eBook?

I genuinely believe the book is value for money. I’m not asking for much, and the return on investment (ROI) could cover the costs of buying this eBook 100 times over.

A lot of the content in this eBook IS on my website to view at no cost, but this eBook is in order, unlike the unorganised scrapbook that is my website. Additionally, the eBook also contains extra material that isn’t published anywhere on my website.

I’ve put a lot of man hours into putting this eBook together so landlords can easily and quickly learn how to save thousands of pounds.

If you DON’T want to pay for this information, you can search through my website and get more than enough information to get you moving into the same direction as this eBook.

Table of content

• Part 1 – Introduction
• Who is The Landlord?
• Who is this Ebook for, why are you writing it, and what is it all about?
• Why should landlords avoid agents?
• Agents can get it wrong, and they often do
• Hold on, letting agents maybe perfect for you
• No such thing as certainty in the BTL industry

• Part 2 – Before Marketing
• Keep it clean
• It’s all about the pictures
• The details of your property
• Catering for your target audience
• Check out the local competition

• Part 3 – Places To Market Your property
• Social Media websites
• Websites where you can market your property for FREE
• Gumtree under the magnifying glass
• How to find tenants on the biggest property portals online
• Old fashioned marketing still works
• Local Housing Association (LHA) Beneficiaries

• Part 4 – Make it compelling
• Offering incentives
• Be a nice landlord

• Part 5 – Landlord Forms
• Tenancy Agreement
• Guarantor Form
• Inventory Form

• Part 6 – Safety & Risks
• Is this the best tenant for you?
• DSS tenants explained
• Beware of scams
• Tips on How to avoid bad tenants
• Assessing Affordability

• Part 7 – The end
• Bye-bye, it’s been emotional
• Copyright and Disclaimer

There’s no guarantee

I’m going to be completely honest.

While I’ve put my best efforts into ensuring I’ve documented all the appropriate information needed to help every landlord find tenants without an agent, I can’t guarantee it’s going to work for everyone.

This eBook contains the tried and tested methods that have worked for me and thousands of others.

Feedback welcome

This is my first eBook and I want to continue to improve it so it grows in usefulness. If you have any feedback at all, be it negative or positive, please let me know.

All suggestions WILL be seriously taken into consideration. I promise.

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