Thinking about getting a dog but hesitant about the process of rentinga long-term Pet-friendly apartment?
Tips to make your doggy dream a reality!
Have a furry best friend?
Are you looking to find a place for you both to live?
This calls for a significant amount of available pet-friendly apartments in Malta and Gozo, which may be difficult to find.
Find a place and be certain that you and your furry friend will be accepted before leaving your current apartment for rent.
One of the great perks of being a property agent in Malta is having a flexible schedule and being self-reliant.
However, once you’ve been in the industry for a while, you may start to find that it isn’t automatically the case.The competitive nature of this industry brings with it many demands, including the pressures of keeping up with the many aspects of the job and your personal schedule.
In order to meet the needs and wants of clients, you’ll be responding to emails and calls, engaging on social media, finding new listings, filing documents and looking for new clients as well as networking.
It’s also worth noting that the majority of your real estate clients will work a 9 to 5 job so they will need to be viewing properties in the evenings or weekends.
Learning to balance your personal and professional life is important to maintain the right balance and remain physically and mentally fit and continue to enjoy your work.As a real estate agent in Malta, you have to have a list of your daily tasks and block out the first 2 hours of your day for the jobs you need to get done.
Marc even suggests putting your phone aside during this time to avoid interruptions while you get your more pressing tasks ticked off the list.
Whether you’re a pro at moving around the island or the world, or you’re a first-time renter, finding a rental property to call home can be an intimidating task.
Doing your research and having a plan will ensure the best possible outcome for your apartment or house hunting on the Maltese or Gozitan market.
Here are a few questions to ask yourself and things to consider when you plan on renting.
Before even considering renting out a place, do your research to figure out some typical rates for places in the specific area you're interested in.
This will help you understand what’s out there on the property market in Malta and Gozo and how much you should be prepared to pay.
Renting a property in bustling towns like Sliema, St Julians or Valletta will be different to renting an apartment or house in Mellieha or Marsaskala.Your lifestyle will depend on the way you budget all the different aspects in your life.Keep in mind the expenses that will come with rentingan apartment which will include things like food, wifi, fun and those inevitable unexpected needs.
Thinking about getting a dog but hesitant about the process of rentinga long-term Pet-friendly apartment?
Tips to make your doggy dream a reality!
Have a furry best friend?
Are you looking to find a place for you both to live?
This calls for a significant amount of available pet-friendly apartments in Malta and Gozo, which may be difficult to find.
Find a place and be certain that you and your furry friend will be accepted before leaving your current apartment for rent.
Whether you’re a pro at moving around the island or the world, or you’re a first-time renter, finding a rental property to call home can be an intimidating task.
Doing your research and having a plan will ensure the best possible outcome for your apartment or house hunting on the Maltese or Gozitan market.
Here are a few questions to ask yourself and things to consider when you plan on renting.
Before even considering renting out a place, do your research to figure out some typical rates for places in the specific area you're interested in.
This will help you understand what’s out there on the property market in Malta and Gozo and how much you should be prepared to pay.
Renting a property in bustling towns like Sliema, St Julians or Valletta will be different to renting an apartment or house in Mellieha or Marsaskala.Your lifestyle will depend on the way you budget all the different aspects in your life.Keep in mind the expenses that will come with rentingan apartment which will include things like food, wifi, fun and those inevitable unexpected needs.
One of the great perks of being a property agent in Malta is having a flexible schedule and being self-reliant.
However, once you’ve been in the industry for a while, you may start to find that it isn’t automatically the case.The competitive nature of this industry brings with it many demands, including the pressures of keeping up with the many aspects of the job and your personal schedule.
In order to meet the needs and wants of clients, you’ll be responding to emails and calls, engaging on social media, finding new listings, filing documents and looking for new clients as well as networking.
It’s also worth noting that the majority of your real estate clients will work a 9 to 5 job so they will need to be viewing properties in the evenings or weekends.
Learning to balance your personal and professional life is important to maintain the right balance and remain physically and mentally fit and continue to enjoy your work.As a real estate agent in Malta, you have to have a list of your daily tasks and block out the first 2 hours of your day for the jobs you need to get done.
Marc even suggests putting your phone aside during this time to avoid interruptions while you get your more pressing tasks ticked off the list.
