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Every landlord wants good tenants. The ideal tenant pays the rent on time and looks after the property with respect. They fix little problems like lightbulbs and report big problems like plumbing. They stay for several years, saving you the hassle of looking for more tenants, and ensuring your property doesn’t stand empty. But how do you find these good tenants? And once you’ve found them, how do you make sure they stay? During our time working as lettings agents, we’ve seen what works. Read on for some ideas!

In leafy Surrey where many people have their own cars, it’s easy to underrate the importance of living near good transport links. In fact, living near a station can raise the price of your property between 5% and 10%, and many frequent flyers actively look for property within striking distance of Heathrow. Let’s take a closer look…