How do I ethically and effectively find landlords open to rent-to-rent agreements, particularly those struggling with vacant properties or managing multiple units, without sounding like a scammer, and what's the best way to structure the initial pitch?
Quick Answer
Ethically finding landlords for rent-to-rent means targeting those in genuine need of solutions, common among multi-unit owners or those with vacant properties. The initial pitch should focus on tangible benefits like guaranteed rent and reduced hassle, not just the rent-to-rent model itself, to build trust.
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Learn how to ethically find UK landlords for rent-to-rent. Target owners of vacant properties facing up to 300% Council Tax premiums, or those with multiple units. Focus your pitch on guaranteed rent and professional property management to build trust and avoid sounding like a 'scam'.
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