Agency staging free webinars for would-be landlords

Agency staging free webinars for would-be landlords


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An agency is claiming its series of webinars for buy to let landlords and investors is proving a big success – with one in the near future tailored for first time landlords.

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Yorkshire company Preston Baker Estate and Letting Agents says it’s attracted a strong following for earlier webinars.

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“The response and feedback has been incredible” says Preston Baker’s lettings business development manager Grace Hopkinson, who co-hosts webinars with client service manager Gemma Eastwood.

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“The UK rental market is buoyant and there are great opportunities for landlords and investors” adds Hopkinson.

 

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“We have lots of great market insights, knowledge and experience to share with landlords and investors looking to purchase buy-to-let properties, expand current portfolios and manage existing portfolios. We will be covering topics in our free monthly webinars, including help and advice for first-time and would-be landlords, as well as lots of useful information and tips for existing landlords.”

The next free webinar ‘Becoming a Landlord for the First Time’ takes place on Tuesday December 7 at 6pm. You can sign up for free here.

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