Tell us your top buy-to-let landlord tips

Mortgages and Home

Updated on 26 October 2015 | 3 Comments

Share your top landlord tips for the chance to win a £25 Amazon voucher.

Buy-to-let is big business, but getting it right can be tricker than it looks. 

So we want to hear from you, the loveMONEY readers, on your top landlord tips. Whether you are an experienced landlord, with dozens or properties in your portfolio, or an accidental landlord who never intended to enter the world of buy-to-let, we want to hear what you've learned from the rental market and your tips for making it a success.

How do you find the right property to invest in? And how do you ensure that your tenants will be reliable with the rent?

Do you take a hands on approach, or prefer to use a letting agent?

We'll be compiling your tips into a special readers' guide to buy-to-let, so please only share tips that you are happy for us to republish.

The best tip, as determined by the loveMONEY editorial team, will win a £25 Amazon voucher.

All you have to do is share your tips in the comments box below.

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