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Serviced accommodation is the popular property strategy everyone’s talking about. But what exactly is it and how does it work? Simply put, serviced accommodation is property that offers hotel-like facilities on a short-term basis. Accommodation services can include furniture, housekeeping and kitchen facilities to provide a ‘home away from home’ sentiment. Investors typically let serviced accommodation to tourists or working professionals looking for short-stays on a night-by-night basis. Guests could be contractors who work away Monday-Friday and need somewhere to stay during this period.
Serviced accommodation can be a great investment strategy and has been known to yield great returns for property investors. This is because it allows investors to capitalise on a booming market (tourism) that is already picking up speed post-lockdown. Whether you are buying the property or letting it out on a rent -to-rent basis, serviced accommodation can be very lucrative. Here’s how a previous Assets for Life candidate and mentee, Laura North, has grown her serviced accommodation from the ground up to £96, 000 profit a year:
The simple answer is yes. With winning property strategies such as rent-to-rent, you can benefit from this minimum cash-in and minimum cash out method and effectively launch and grow your own serviced accommodation business without using any of your own money. Unlike other strategies such as buy-to-let, you don’t need high deposits or unending processes and can start in as little as a few weeks.
Getting started couldn’t be easier. Our FREE live online serviced accommodation training is designed to help you earn life-changing income whether you are new to property investment or a seasoned pro. Click the link below to learn more and secure your spot on our next Serviced Accommodation Summit
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