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    Idealista for a London apartment search from Warsaw: discovery tool or reliable shortlist?

    Then location should remain unresolved until the advertiser provides enough detail. An approximate pin can still indicate a broad area, but not a specific building.
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    Boston serviced apartment: does $5,221/month justify $735,000?

    The 8.5% gross figure is attractive. My concern is how much of it survives the serviced-apartment costs. The property is a 3-bed in Boston priced at $735,000, with expected rent of $5,221 a month. I have budgeted for management, normal upkeep, vacancy and a major repair, but I still need firm...
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    Rent increase versus tenant retention for a condo in Manchester - am I overthinking this?

    The comparisons are asking prices rather than confirmed lets, which makes me less confident about treating £976 as the target. I’m leaning toward a smaller adjustment and a straightforward explanation, subject to checking the tenancy terms and notice route. I’ll also total the likely vacancy...
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    Rent increase versus tenant retention for a condo in Manchester - am I overthinking this?

    I’m trying to run my Manchester condo sensibly without being unreasonable. Comparable asking rents appear to be around £976, while the current tenant pays about £888. They pay reliably and look after the home, so chasing the full £88 difference could be poor business if it leads to vacancy...
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    590 sq ft townhouse or similarly priced student housing in London?

    Choosing the wrong format could leave me with either an unmanageable workload or an investment that is difficult to resell. I’m comparing a 590 sq ft four-bedroom London townhouse with student housing at roughly the same price. The townhouse seems to offer more direct control, but all repairs...
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