Are Holiday Buy to Lets a good investment or a waste of your time?

Are Holiday Buy to Lets a good investment or a waste of your time?

Lets meet our Guests...

This week we have something special & different… Two very experienced coastal agents that can almost call themselves ‘locals’ in the beautiful town of Brixham, South Devon. Jamie spent his childhood on the local beaches and enjoyed the many outdoor pursuits Devon has to offer, after moving to London for a period of time & continuing to work in property, Jamie realised that Devon was his true home an decided to launch Salt Water Escapes offering beautiful holiday cottages & apartments in Brixham and across South Devon… and we also have the amazing Chris Mitchell, Director of Absolute Sales & lettings who works very closely with Jamie & has almost 2 decades of experience in property.

The Podcast

Having been in property for years and owning Holiday lets themselves, there are no better guests to have on the show than Jamie & Chris. After a number of requests from our listeners and just in time for summer, this episode is definitely worth a listen!

We delve deep into the Holiday Buy to let market, asking the following questions:

  • What is the ROI with a holiday let?
  • If someone was looking to invest in their first holiday let but didn't know where to start...what are you advising people?
  • What is the best holiday let to go for & the typical price?
  • What kind of occupancy rate are you seeing throughout the year?
  • Average stay period and do you see much wear and tear?
  • Is there much appliance to adhere too?
  • And finally, how much would it cost a Landlord to use your services?

Click the links below to listen to the podcast:

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If you're a landlord, thinking of investing in property for the first time, or maybe considering a holiday let then this podcast is for you.

For more information or if you would like to get in touch with Chris or Jamie directly, head over to our socials and send us a DM @The Landlord Page


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