Celebrity Becomes Landlord for Lettings Management: Benefits To Your Real Estate

Phil Neville is renting out his three-storey apartment that can be found in Manchester’s uppermost building. The three bedroom property is thought to be one of the most expensive of its kind in Manchester and is on the market for £15,000pcm.

That big chunk of change buys you 4950ft of plush real estate on the 44th-46th floor of the Beetham Tower and includes a gym, study, dressing room and studio. The footballer’s apartment claims 180

degree views across the city and has private lift access and five allocated car spaces.

The WAG welcoming property is immaculate for open plan living and the interior was designed by British designer to the stars, Kelly Hoppen. If all that’s not enough, the pricey pad is above the Hilton Hotel which grants residents admission to all of its luxury amenities.

The previous Manchester United and Everton midfielder bought the flat back in 2006 for £1 million with his wife Julie and their two children. The property was previously up for sale for £4 million but having failed to sell the property is now available to let.

If that doesn’t encourage you that getting involved with a lettings management is a good thing, I don’t know what will.

What’s Good About Being A Landlord?

Owning rental property is a boundless concept for building wealth. On your end, it will require a cash down payment and will require years of cash support via repairs, upkeep, and major component replacements. But at the same time, someone else is paying off the property for you. Once the homes are paid off, you will have two additional income streams to add to our earnings from your 9 to 5

jobs. Even after paying for repairs, the cash flow will be significant and will help you reach an early retirement. You will often enjoy months at a time without thinking of the properties at all. Additionally, your properties produce a small amount of side income, though at this point we use the additional funds to hurry their pay off.



Starting a property/lettings management company is a strong business, plain and simple. Landlords deal with the problems of tenants who call to complain, tenants who don’t pay their rent, and what can seem like endless, high dollar property repairs. Buying rental property and becoming a landlord comes with a fair bit of stress and responsibilities, and all of these things can turn a well-meaning property owner into a jaded landlord.


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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/property-club/10395975/find-good-landlord.html
http://callusfirst.uk.com/listing/rand-and-co/