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There are several sources of information to help identify work required before you re-let a property: Damage & Wear and Tear • Observations from any pre Check-Out inspection reported to the landlord. • Check-Out Report provided to the landlord after the Check-Out. • Landlord (or agent) inspection post Check-Out. Improvements • Periodic inspection reports provided to the landlord during the current tenancy. • Improvements may also be suggested from any pre Check-Out inspection, the Check-Out or from any viewing feedback. Planned maintenance will be scheduled when due. Repairs will be addressed immediately they are reported or observed. Still not answered…

Limited companies offer various benefits and explains why the number of people investing in property through limited companies has increased in recent years. This article summarises the pros and cons of holding property in a limited company. *** This article is provided for guidance only and does not constitute legal, financial or tax advice *** Pros Less Tax – Corporation Tax vs. Income Tax When you invest through a company, you pay Corporation Tax. When you invest in your own name you pay Income Tax. Companies with profits under £50,000 pay a small profits rate of Corporation Tax currently 19%. Income…