Thousands of landlords trapped in developer contracts with spiraling costs could be entitled to compensation, according to legal experts. Around 100,000 homeowners across the UK, including many buy-to-let landlords, are… Read More »Are you entitled to compensation due to onerous ground rent charges?
Despite the recent tax and regulatory changes, buy-to-let continues to look an attractive income investment at a time of low-interest rates and volatile stock markets, but which city ranks best… Read More »Best cities for buy-to-let investments revealed
Thursday’s general election presents the main political parties with an opportunity to address voters’ concerns about housing, and not just focus on attempts to leave the EU. With UK house… Read More »The UK’s next prime minister needs to take housing seriously
The cost of the average deposit paid by renters has dropped to £1,299, new figures show. The latest research from Hamilton Fraser’s deposit replacement scheme, Ome, reveals that in 2019… Read More »Average rental deposit hits almost £1,300
A significant number of people renting in the UK say they will never be able to afford a home, according to new research by Halifax and YouGov. The study found… Read More »Two in five renters fear they will never afford to own a home
A buy-to-let landlord in Worcester has been ordered to pay almost £3,000 for operating an unlicensed House of Multiple Occupation (HMO) on Canterbury Road, WR5. Worcester Magistrates Court heard that… Read More »Rogue landlord ordered to pay almost £3,000 for unlicensed HMO
With Britain edging closer to its first recession since the financial crisis, a leading property auctioneer is urging property investors, including buy-to-let landlords, to hold their nerve against the spectre of an economic downturn.
A buy-to-let landlord in Worcester has been ordered to pay almost £3,000 for operating an unlicensed House of Multiple Occupation (HMO) on Canterbury Road, WR5. Worcester Magistrates Court heard that… Read More »Rogue landlord ordered to pay almost £3,000 for unlicensed HMO
With Britain edging closer to its first recession since the financial crisis, a leading property auctioneer is urging property investors, including buy-to-let landlords, to hold their nerve against the spectre… Read More »Property expert urges BTL landlords to ride out recession
The government’s plans to scrap Section 21 notices to evict tenants could potentially pave the way for the introduction of open-ended tenancies and rent controls, according to London Assembly member… Read More »Scrapping Section 21 could lead to ‘open-ended tenancies and rent controls’
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