List Of FREE Products For Landlords
Written by The Landlord on 04 Oct 2009Last week I wrote an article covering a list of Ways Landlords Can Market Their BTL Property For Free, so to keep on track with the FREE theme (because everyone likes free stuff), I’m going to write a list of free goodies available for landlords…
Free Tenant Credit Check Service
- Details on how to get Free Tenant Credit Check Service For Landlords
Free Tenancy Agreements
- Tenancy Agreement by Letting Expert
- Tenancy Agreement by Tenant Docs
- Tenancy Agreement by Property Hawk
- Tenancy Agreement by Ahuja
- Tenancy Agreement by Smart Property Manager
Free Property Inventory Form
- Here’s the Property Inventory Form I use
- Inventory Software for Landlords by PropertyHawk
Free Section 21
- Here’s the Section 21 – Notice of Possession Order Form I’ve used in the past.
Free Section 8
- Here’s the Section 8 Form (Evicting Tenants) I’ve used in the past.
Free Marketing
Free Landlord Software
Free Landlord Association
Free Tenancy Deposit Scheme
Free Communities
Free Legal Advice
Any suggestions?
If you know of anything else which is FREE and worthy of being in this list, let me know! Thanks in advance, people!
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Rob Walton2011-07-22 07:55:53
Landlords get a FREE listing on Upad, Rightmove, Zoopla and FindaProperty when insuring their property through Simple Landlords Insurance. Does that count?
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I initially started this website because I wanted to document my every step from property idiot to property landlord,
in hope that people would find my site and help me along the way. I literally didn't have a clue about being a landlord
when I started this website.
There are many tenants who complain of black mould and think it's the landlord's fault (ok sometimes they could do better) but mostly it is due to lack of ventilation. The remedies (for tenants and landlords) are usually quite easy - turn up the heating slightly, use extractor fans in kitchens and bathrooms, ensure insulation is adequate etc.
It would be handy for a PDF that could be downloaded if poss!
Cheers
Jools
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