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Investing in Property. Addressing the fear of nightmarish tenants🫢

It’s not uncommon for the fear of landing a troublesome tenant to discourage potential property investors. We’ve all heard the horror stories: late or unpaid rent, property damage, and constant landlord headaches. But rest assured, managing these concerns is more manageable than it seems. Here’s how:

Choose Your Property Wisely: Opt for properties in the middle of the market that appeal to a better demographic. Avoid the cheapest options, which may attract riskier tenants.
Invest in a Reliable Rental Manager: A good rental manager plays a vital role in property maintenance. They’ll handle issues, conduct inspections, and ensure your property is well taken care of. Treat them well, and they’ll prioritise your properties.
Maintain a Cash Reserve: Unexpected problems can occur, even with the best precautions. Have a cash buffer to cover immediate expenses, like repairs or tenant eviction costs.
Landlord’s Insurance: Protect yourself with landlord’s insurance to claim repairs or damages. Your cash buffer ensures you can handle expenses quickly, even before insurance payouts.

By following these steps, you can minimise the impact of undesirable tenants on your property investments. Don’t let fear hold you back from a potentially rewarding property investment journey!

Want to delve deeper into property investment strategies and insights? Buy your copy of my book Wealth Through Property below to unlock a wealth of knowledge.

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~Daimien Patterson

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