AGT Property Management – BLOG – Preparing To Sell Your Home In Spring
Before we know it, Spring will soon be here. Many experts believe that this is the perfect time to sell your home. It does offer longer and brighter
AGT Property Management – BLOG – Things Landlords Need To Look Out For In 2024
2023 was a year that was dominated by rising costs. There was also a lot of uncertainty around the future legislation for landlords and tenants to. So, what
AGT Property Management And Lettings – BLOG – What To Expect From The Rental Market In 2024
2024 will soon be upon us, so what better time to look at what to expect from the rental market in 2024. As a property investor you may
AGT Property Management & Lettings – BLOG – Is Christmas A Good Time To Sell Your Home?
It is well-known that the best time to sell your home is in the Spring. However, there are many reasons that Christmas could also be a good time
AGT Property Management & Lettings – BLOG – Landlords: How To Be Wise When Setting Your Rent
As a landlord in Peterborough one of the biggest challenges you might face is setting your rent. Knowing how much to charge tenants for your rental property can
AGT Property Management – BLOG – Your Tenant Reference Checklist To Avoid Bad Tenants
When it comes to being as landlord in Peterborough, there isn’t much that is more stressful than a bad tenant. This can leave you with large rent arrears,
AGT Property Management & Lettings – BLOG – House Buying Tips For The Summer
Spring is commonly known as the best time for house buying. However, in recent years summer has started to become a more popular season for buying a new
AGT Property Management – BLOG – How To Avoid Tenancy Disputes
There is just one key to avoiding tenancy deposit disputes between a landlord and a tenant. This is inventory. When you buy a home in Peterborough the key
AGT Property Maintenance – BLOG – Are HMOs A Good Investment For Peterborough Landlords?
Have you been considering investing in a HMO property? It is true that an HMO can be very profitable in terms of income. However, with that extra income
