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The property blog LettingFocus.com is the brain child of David Lawrenson, owner of consultancy Letting Focus, that deals with residential property investment and the private rented sector. He also serves as the blog’s current Editor and is based in London.
The blog is a personal blog of David who says: "In my early days as a property investor, I mixed being a landlord with working as a project manager and management consultant in financial services for leading banks. But my love of property investing finally won the day and in September 2002 I gave up the day job to concentrate on building and managing my property portfolio full time. As a landlord and property investor I made some mistakes - this despite having had read quite a few books on the subject. So, I put down some ideas of my own... "
The independently owned site is updated weekly and self-published. Blog posts can be found categorised under several sectors including: Banking Profits, Below Market Value Property, Build to Let, Buy to Let and Landlord Tips, Buying Property at Auction, Capital Gains Tax and Deposit Bonds among others. The site boasts an extensive archive of all-original content as well as a comprehensive blogroll.
There appear to be no regular PR opportunities for PRs as the Letting Focus Blog is mainly experience and opinion-based. David is however available for public speaking engagements and can be best reached via the email address listed; alternatively he can contacted on his Twitter.
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Bio
The property blog LettingFocus.com is the brain child of David Lawrenson, owner of consultancy Letting Focus, that deals with residential property investment and the private rented sector. He also serves as the blog’s current Editor and is based in London. The blog is a personal blog of David who says: "In my early days as a property investor, I mixed being a landlord with working as a project manager and management consultant in financial services for leading banks. But my love of property investing finally won the day and in September 2002 I gave up the day job to concentrate on building and managing my property portfolio full time. As a landlord and property investor I made some mistakes - this despite having had read quite a few books on the subject. So, I put down some ideas of my own... " The independently owned site is updated weekly and self-published. Blog posts can be found categorised under several sectors including: Banking Profits, Below Market Value Property, Build to Let, Buy to Let and Landlord Tips, Buying Property at Auction, Capital Gains Tax and Deposit Bonds among others. The site boasts an extensive archive of all-original content as well as a comprehensive blogroll. There appear to be no regular PR opportunities for PRs as the Letting Focus Blog is mainly experience and opinion-based. David is however available for public speaking engagements and can be best reached via the email address listed; alternatively he can contacted on his Twitter.
Website
Social media
Location
Frequency
Circulation
Sectors
Architecture & Design, Do-It-Yourself (DIY), Gardening, Home, Property Management & Maintenance, Real Estate
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