I’ve always had huge respect for the Financial Times but a recent article really surprised me, partly because the FT actually thought it worth publishing, despite its obvious flaws.
Following the Conservative Party Conference, I was invited onto BBC Breakfast to give my thoughts about the Prime Minister’s plans to repair ‘the broken housing market’...
There’s so much more to being a letting agent than simply advertising properties to let and finding tenants; the role is wide and varied, and provides a vital link between a landlord and tenant.
The general consensus is that it’s cheaper to buy than it is to rent and in many areas, this can be proven to be true, especially if you know how to play with the statistics or use averages, but what's the real story?
