LOFT Interiors Blog

There are a million and one things to think about when getting your rental property ready for new tenants.

The Buy-to-Let (BTL) market is in the midst of rapid transformation. For years, BTL has been a lucrative investment opportunity, but times have changed. Build-to-Rent (BTR) sites have emerged as one of the government’s preferred solutions to the UK’s housing crisis. Global corporate institutions are keen to invest and subsequently, the standard of rented accommodation is being raised - BTL must adapt to survive.

As the UK rental market adapts to the tenant fee ban "Beat the Tenant Fee Ban with LOFT", BTR and the hanging cloud of Brexit, agents and landlords must make the most of what they have. Intelligent design is the saving grace for any portfolio.

It’s fair to say that the tenant fee ban is the most significant issue that Estate and Lettings Agents have faced over the last decade. The ban is a cherry on the top of a complex cake, tightening the grip on agents across the UK. Now is a critical time to adapt, move with the times and plug the gap in your revenue model.

If you are a landlord who is considering letting your property to students, then there are some things you need to know – including what student furniture you should provide them with. You will also need to have a thorough understanding of the market, we’ve done the homework for you so that you know the sorts of things you should be taking into consideration when you rent to the student sector.