For a beginner, what's a realistic profit margin to aim for on a single-let rent-to-rent agreement in a UK regional town after covering all overheads (rent, bills, void periods, management time)?
Quick Answer
For single-let rent-to-rent, beginners should aim for a 15-25% profit margin, translating to £200-£400 per property monthly after all costs, including rent, bills, and void period provisions.
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Aim for a 15-25% profit margin (£200-£400/month) on single-let rent-to-rent in UK regional towns. Factor in all overheads, including rent, utilities, voids, and management time, to achieve sustainable operations.
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