Why Some Landlords Should NEVER Use OpenRent

In this week's episode, hosts Ian and Andy unravel the complexities of OpenRent and its suitability for landlords. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just dipping your toes into property ownership, this episode is packed with insights to help you make informed decisions and maximise your ROI.

Main Topics Covered:

Current State of the Rental Market Trends, pricing, and property counts in the South of England.
Rental Prices in the South Insights into the evolving rental market and property types.
Exploring OpenRent Pros and cons of using OpenRent for independent property management.
Forum Insights Common challenges and misconceptions faced by landlords, especially newcomers.
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