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nuneaton property blog an insight into the nuneaton property market toggle navigation home about us location qt homes subscribe posted on july 23, 2018 july 19, 2018 by mariammelissa stockingford, nuneaton- watch this space! do you have a property in the stockingford /grove farm area? are you thinking of selling …or maybe in 2 minds as to whether to sell or rent? well, hopefully reading this will help you decide. many months ago i wrote an article on plans for a new train station to be built in stockingford, in fact there used to be one where the aldi is now (many moons ago). the plan is to have the station up and running by 2023 and will be on the cross country route to birmingham with one train running per hour initially. cllr philip johnson, chairman of the communities overview and scrutiny committee said: “a new station in west nuneaton will have a really positive impact on that part of the town. “it would increase connectivity by providing access to important destinations such as birmingham, coventry and further afield which is essential for ongoing development of the local economy.” it is hoped that another station in the area would significantly ease road congestion in the area, resulting in an estimated saving of 520,000 road vehicle kilometres a year by 2023, rising to 1.5m km a year by 2029 and with all the new builds popping up so fast this will hopefully be a huge relief on congestion in the town. so, going back to your property in this area. my recommendation, to anyone who is looking to move but doesn’t necessarily need to sell their current home to do so, is to keep it! keep it and rent it out! many people have a misconception of this part of town but i can put my hand on my heart and reassure you that rents in this area are just as achievable as any other part of town, and there are ample tenants looking to rent in this area too! similarly if you are an investor, i would strongly suggest investing here now before everyone clocks onto the fact that in a few years’ time this is going to be a hot spot area for commuters to live in, from both near (birmingham etc) and far (london). if you would like to speak to us about investing in nuneaton, or you have a property that you would like to rent out, we are currently running a summer offer whereby if you sign up by 7th september 2018 we will fully manage your property for 10% a month including vat with no initial set up fee to you! if it goes ahead, the new station, which could open as early as 2023, would be on the crosscountry route to birmingham, with one train running per hour initially. exciting times ahead folks! don’t miss out. for any further information, please fee free to get in touch with melissa or i on 02477 674545 tagged houses , investment , nuneaton , property , property management posted on july 19, 2018 july 19, 2018 by mariammelissa the trials and tribulations of one of nuneaton’s accidental landlords i wanted to share with you a story that i feel a lot of landlords could benefit from. some time ago we had a phone call from a panicked nuneaton landlord (and avid blog reader) . they are one of the many accidental landlords in nuneaton and their story goes a bit like this… (just out of interest, see how many mistakes you can spot along the way) they were left a property by a family member who sadly passed away and, rather than selling, they thought “why not rent it out?” so, with a wh smith tenancy agreement in hand, they let the property to an applicant they found on gumtree, took a deposit and kept it safe in their savings account. does anyone else see where this story is going? i’m not mocking them. even i made mistakes back in the day when i first started out with my first investment property (14 years ago…wow that makes me sound old!). i’m happy to report that i am wiser and (sadly) older now and there are no school girl errors! anyhoo, i digress….as is usually the case, their tenant was absolutely great for the first few months and then the late rent payments started (although they were still paying intermittently). when the landlords went round to do an inspection they were incredibly disappointed to see that the house was not being looked after. so, after some deliberation, they decided it was best to ask them to leave. you must see where this is going now?… they spoke to the tenant a few days later and told them that they were giving them one months’ notice to leave the property. after a month, the tenant had not left the property and had also completely given up on paying the rent. the landlord told them that if they didn’t move out, they would keep their deposit as compensation for lack of rent. this went on for a further 2 months before the landlord got in touch with us as they were at the end of their tether. ok, now’s the time to see how many mistakes you noticed (red pens at the ready). we had to tell them in the nicest possible way that, without seeking legal advice and support, they would only continue to struggle getting the tenant out and it would probably end up costing them more than legal fees in the long run. mistakes: 1. wh smith tenancy agreement (not sure how up to date they are but they change quite often!) 2. gumtree (say no more) 3. they didn’t secure the deposit in a recognised scheme 4. landlords give tenants 2 months’ notice. it is tenants that can give one months’ notice 5. the landlords would not have been able to keep the deposit because it was not protected properly (even though there were rent arrears and damage to the property) 6. there were several other mistakes the landlord made at the start of the tenancy with regards to certificates and paperwork as well (but these weren’t mentioned) what they did right: seeking advice as quickly as possible landlords are often incredibly embarrassed and ashamed when things go wrong with a tenancy and often feel incredibly isolated but, it’s happened to thousands of landlords. the best thing you can do is seek advice as quickly as possible. it’s great when people self-manage their buy to let investment but it’s only worthwhile if you do it properly and understand exactly what is expected of you. i’m happy to report that said landlord did seek legal advice and did manage to get the tenants out. we now manage the property for them so they can sit back, relax and enjoy the monthly rental income (which is guaranteed!). if you have had issues similar to this, please feel free to get in touch to see how we can help. it is incredibly stressful and you don’t have to carry the burden on your own. we’d love to hear from you 02477 674545 tagged accidental landlord , bad tenant , buy to let investment , investment , landlord , nuneaton , property , property management posted on june 5, 2018 july 19, 2018 by mariammelissa is your nuneaton buy to let attractive to tenants? one of our tenants has decided to move out because they need a bigger place due to their expanding family. i’ll be sad to see them go but, said i’d help in any way i could to help find them somewhere to suit their family’s needs (because i’m just nice like that). so, i got to looking at some properties to rent in nuneaton and was pretty surprised by the condition of some of them and it got me thinking how much rent landlords are missing out on because they don’t want to spend money making the place look a little more modern and attractive. yes, they might be an accidental landlord and just not have the cash to inject into the place or, they may just be quite happy paying a low mortgage, getting a decent enough rent and letting the money come in each month. me, personally, i like to ensure my properties are done up to a certain standard and we also choose to work with like-minded landlords when it comes to the properties we manage. if i let a property, i always ask myself the question, “would i be happy living here?” or “would i be happy for my son to live here?” it doesn’t have to be a palace (although that is what i’m accustomed to….in my dr

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