Looking to grow your property portfolio? Buying a property with tenants already in situ could offer a more straightforward way to make your next investment.
With an established tenancy in place, the property could generate rental income from the outset and reduce the risk of an initial void period. You may also avoid some of the time and costs involved in preparing and advertising an empty property, arranging viewings and finding new tenants.
An existing tenancy can also give you a clearer picture of the investment. The current rent, payment history and management records could all help you assess how the property is performing before you commit.
However, there are still important checks to make. Our latest guide explores the potential advantages, the information you should review and what taking over an existing tenancy could mean for you and your tenants.
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