What Improvements can I make to add value to my property?
New Oven/Stove - If the current one is in need of replacement or beginning to cost too much in repairs, a new Oven/Stove can make the property more appealing for prospective tenants.
Built-in Wardrobes – Built-in wardrobes make your rental property much more appealing than a property without storage areas. They are relatively quick and easy to install and not too expensive.
Dishwasher – If the property does not already have a dishwasher, is there a space where you can put one. Having a dishwasher can make the property more appealing, particularly if your property is being rented to families.
Fencing – Fencing the property is not only for security purposes, but it is more appealing to tenants who have small children or who own a pet, which broadens the pool of potential tenants.
Window Coverings – Nothing gives a more finished look to a property than installation of blinds, curtains or shutters. These can not only modernise the look of the property, but also make it more attractive for potential tenants.
New Carpets, floating floors or Lino – Nothing looks worse than badly stained or worn carpets or flooring. Laying new flooring can be a quick and easy way of lifting and brightening the look of the property. This will also add value to your property, open your property to a wider tenant pool and possibly attract a higher rental as well.
Painting- a simple freshen up of the paintwork can make all the difference. It will give your property a cleaner, fresher look and be more attractive to potential tenants.