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    Rent a Rural Property in England with Prestige & Village

    The first step is to find out whether you want a village house or a village flat. For example, if your priorities are space and location, then it’s likely that you will prefer one of our spacious country cottages; whereas, if price is your number one priority, then our cluster homes could be more suitable. In villages all over England and Wales, you can also convert the space under the floor, which is cheaper and gives you some flexibility.

     

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    Why Investing in Rental Properties is Beneficial

    In today’s real estate market, many people are finding that purchasing residential property for rent in UK is one of their best investments. Investing in rental properties can also provide a tax advantage because, as of now, you can deduct many of your expenses from your taxable income. For more information on how you can benefit from investing in rental properties, contact Prestige & Village today. With over 20 years of experience, we know how to make real estate work for our clients. Learn more about rural property for rent in England here!

    What Type of Property are You Looking For?

    You have a lot of choices when it comes to renting rural property in England. If you’re looking for an apartment, townhouse, or bungalow, as well as if you’re seeking land or a cottage, we can help you out. If you’re after something on an even larger scale, like a castle or estate house, we’d be happy to direct your attention to those options as well. So, no matter what type of property you need, we’ll help you find it.

    How Much Have You Budgeted?

    When searching for a rental property, it’s important to keep an eye on your budget. Don’t let yourself get caught up by property owners who have no issue pushing prices higher than what you’re comfortable paying. Set a budget and stick to it. If you find that many of the rentals are falling outside of your price range, look into similar places in other areas. Rentals tend to be much cheaper outside of major cities, so even if it means travelling an hour each way every day, it may be worth it if you save thousands of dollars per year.

    What Does it Take to be a Landlord?

    Becoming a landlord means dealing with mortgages, property taxes, and tenants. On top of that, you’ll have to worry about making sure your rental property is prepared for tenants and it’s up to code—if not, you could be slapped with fines or shut down. If you have no experience managing properties but have lots of time on your hands and would like to see some returns on your investment, consider becoming a landlord. If you don’t have time on your hands or can’t afford any major financial mishaps, look into hiring an agent. That will help lighten your workload while increasing your net income per month.