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Advanced Lesson 23 – Portfolio Management Checklist – My blog

Advanced Lesson 23 – Portfolio Management Checklist

Advanced Lesson 23 – Portfolio Management Checklist

Purpose:
Use this checklist to review, organise, and strengthen your property portfolio for long-term wealth and stability. Complete each step before making any major new purchases or refinancing decisions.


✅ Step 1: Review Your Portfolio Structure

  • List every property you own or control, including creative deal structures (lease options, rent-to-rent, etc.).
  • Note each property’s purchase price, current market value, and mortgage balance.
  • Identify which properties are held personally and which are in limited companies or SPVs.

✅ Step 2: Analyse Financial Performance

  • Record each property’s monthly rent, expenses, and net profit.
  • Calculate gross yield and ROI for each property.
  • Flag any properties that deliver weak cash flow or negative returns.

✅ Step 3: Check Cash Flow Health

  • Confirm that rental income comfortably covers all loan repayments and running costs.
  • Maintain a reserve fund equal to at least 3–6 months of expenses per property.
  • Ensure tenants are paying on time and arrears procedures are up to date.

✅ Step 4: Review Financing and Equity

  • Compare current interest rates with market offers — could refinancing improve returns?
  • Identify any properties with strong equity that could be safely released to fund future deals.
  • Flag mortgages nearing renewal for proactive review.

✅ Step 5: Assess Risk and Diversification

  • Check property locations — avoid being overexposed to one area or tenant type.
  • Ensure insurance policies are current and adequate for each property.
  • Confirm compliance: EPCs, gas safety, fire safety, and HMO licenses (if applicable).

✅ Step 6: Evaluate Maintenance and Upgrades

  • Inspect each property (or schedule inspections) to assess condition.
  • Plan upgrades that increase rent or value — kitchens, bathrooms, insulation, etc.
  • Set aside a maintenance budget for the next 12 months.

✅ Step 7: Update Your Portfolio Tracker

  • Keep your tracker spreadsheet or management software fully updated.
  • Include key data: value, rent, mortgage, yield, equity, and ROI.
  • Review results quarterly and adjust your strategy accordingly.

✅ Step 8: Plan Your Next Strategic Move

  • Decide which properties to hold, refinance, or sell in the next 12 months.
  • Align your decisions with your long-term wealth goals and tax position.
  • Schedule your next portfolio review date to stay accountable.

Final Tip:
The best investors treat their portfolios like living businesses — always reviewing, refining, and improving performance. Consistency compounds success.

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