How to Make Your Rental Property Eco-Friendly

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Make Your Rental Property Eco-Friendly
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A Landlords Guide How to Make Your Rental
Property Eco-Friendly

• Make Your Rental Property Eco-Friendly, With the
  current climate crisis taking over the news
  headlines, and more people realising there are
  smaller aspects of their life that they can
  change to be more eco-friendly, times are
  changing. Long gone are the days of using
  single-use plastic bags without thinking about
  the larger impact they have on the surrounding
  environment. Instead, individuals are doing all
  they can to make every element of their life as
  environmentally friendly as possible. Landlords
  and investors are also jumping on this trend and
  making their properties more earth-friendly in
  various different ways. Property companies are
  also choosing to do this, as it is appealing to
  any potential future tenants. 

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Add greenery

• Furnished properties are all the trend right now,
  and young people and professionals will often opt
  for a property that is ready to go without the
  hassle of moving their things in. While you must
  be aware of the costs that come with adding
  furniture to your property and the insurance you
  must have in case anything happens to it, its a
  great way to open up more opportunities for
  younger tenants and those who havent ever rented
  before. Studies have actually shown that adding
  greenery to your property (whether it be the one
  you live in or one you rent out) can increase
  productivity as well as airflow within the space.

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Smart appliances

• Its not necessarily your responsibility to put a
  smart assistant such as an Alexa or Google Home
  in a property youre renting out. However, you
  may want to consider other smart appliances, such
  as smart lighting, and perhaps even a smart
  utility meter. Smart lighting saves time and
  money for both you as the landlord and your
  tenants. Why? It offers an easy way to turn on
  and off your lights as well as saving money in
  the long term. RWinvest is a property investment
  company that provide smart lighting as standard
  in some of their newer developments due to demand
  and look.

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Install centralised heating

• There are many apartments and homes which are
  rented out to tenants that work solely on
  electrical heating. This means tenants must
  individually turn on and off their heat whenever
  they need too. While this seems like a logical
  and money-saving strategy, it isnt at all. Using
  an electrical heater is expensive, and can end up
  costing a large amount of money for your tenant.
  Your tenants problems arent directly related to
  you straight away, but if it gets to the point
  where they cant afford their bills, then it will
  be you who has to pick up the pieces.

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