You have decided your budget and now you’re looking to buy a rental property, your keen to get on the property investment ladder and the idea of being a landlord has you tingling all over. If this is you and you’re sure you are not having a stroke, then carry on reading for a few pointers on how to get the best price for your prospective property. We will use Residential Investment Property for the purpose of this article

1) Take an investment approach:
Chances are, you won’t go out and buy the first property you see. As this purchase is for an investment purpose you can remove yourself from the emotional ties that usually go with buying a home for you to live in. You can look at from a purely investment point of view and decide what will be good and what won’t. Yes a nice big garden with lots of lawn would be great for you, but will tenants see it that way, …