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Boardwalk :: Forum List Buy-to-Let Topics Financing buy-to-let properties
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rox

 
 list of costs involved. - 2006/07/13 04:04 1) Legal costs.

2) Management costs. Agency fees for a comprehensive service can vary between 15% and 20%.

3) Possible disputes with tenants which might result in non payment of rent, bills for damage and maintenance costs.

4) Buildings and Contents Insurance/Rental and Legal Expenses Cover.

5) The costs of keeping the property in a marketable condition.

6) Service Charges and Ground Rents if property is leasehold.
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telegraph.hill

 
 Re:list of costs involved. - 2006/07/13 18:19 Yes, it's important to think about all the costs involved. People don't always sit down and work it all out beforehand. It's good to actually get some sort of business plan prepared.
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Coda1108

 
 Re:list of costs involved. - 2006/07/17 08:39 There is also an often overlooked expense if one is considering a multi-unit property: Vacancy Rates! As leases expire, or tenants move out early, you must consider units remaining vacant for "X" number of months. (See, those college years I spent doing financial analysis for a commercial realtor paid off after all!!!)
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telegraph.hill

 
 Re:list of costs involved. - 2006/07/17 09:59 Yes, vacancy rate is a good point. You don't actually know how long a tenant will remain in a property. Obviously you have a tenancy agreement, with a minimum period, but beyond this, you don't really know how long they will stay.
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rox

 
 Re:list of costs involved. - 2006/07/19 05:32 yeah .
the best idea we came up with is asking for first and last month.
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visit_faraz

 
 Re:list of costs involved. - 2006/08/01 05:51 Reading these points tells me how much I really dont know . The vacancy rate thing was really very new to me. So any more good points?

bye,
faraz
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