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Central London, North West London, North London, Middlesex, Willesden, Brondesbury Park, Queens Park, St. Johns Wood, Hendon, Wembley, Finchley, Crickelwood, Kilburn, West Hampstead, Kensal Rise, Kensal Green, Neasden, Dollis Hill, Ladbroke Grove, Maida Vale, Golders Green....

NW11, NW10, NW2, NW3, NW4, NW5, NW6, NW7, NW8, NW9, W1, W2, W3, W10, W1N, N1, N19...

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Insurance

When landlords have a mortgage on your property than you will, almost always have to have buildings insurance.

If a mortgage is a residential mortgage the lender and insurance company need to be told that the property is being let.

When a property has no mortgage, insurance is still advisable. If required, we have companies who offer us competitive products.

As for contents insurance this will depend on the property and whether or not it is furnished.

Normally the tenants insure their own contents. However, if landlords have contents in the property it is advisable to take out insurance.

Some of our landlords take out a policy that will insures against any liability for anything in the property that could be considered faulty or dangerous and thus avoid any potential liability claims – the cost for this is very small.

Overseas Landlords and Tax

The Non-resident Landlords Scheme for taxing the UK rental income of non-resident landlords requires UK letting agents to deduct Basic Rate Tax from any rent they collect for non-resident landlords.

If you are living most of the time overseas your tax on the rental income is taken at source by the agent and passed on your behalf to the inland revenue. The rate is currently 20% of the net profit. If you apply via an accountant or yourself you can register to have it deducted with your tax return as you would normally do.