The Complete Guide to Void Periods
Understand why properties sit empty and how to avoid rent loss as a landlord.
We know. A sitting-empty property is more than just frustrating — it drains your rental income and throws your plans off track.
Every day without a tenant means lost rent, bills you still have to cover, and the constant pressure of trying to fill your property fast.
You could lose hundreds each year in unplanned voids — especially if tenants leave suddenly or your letting agent delays marketing the property.
Fortunately, this guide shows you step-by-step how to reduce or eliminate void periods, so your income keeps flowing and your property stays occupied.
The guide covers:
- What causes void periods in UK rentals
- The most common landlord mistakes
- A proven method to cut empty days down fast
This guide also answers key questions, like:
- What should I do if a tenant is about to move out?
- How long should it take to find a new tenant?
- Is it better to go through an agent or DIY?
- What does “guaranteed rent” actually mean?
Read our guide today and take the first step to stop rental income loss — without changing your letting agent or overhauling your process.