Buy to Let
Landlord numbers still rising
One year on since the UK government announced major changes to the buy-to-let sector, including the new 3% stamp duty levy, have we seen a significant drop in landlord numbers
Liverpool and Nottingham are achieving the best rental yields
Recent analysis from mortgage broker Private Finance, has revealed that Liverpool and Nottingham are topping the charts when it comes to offering the best rental yields for buy-to-let investors in
As the new EPC legislation looms, are landlords ready?
As the new EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) legislation looms, landlords have just over a month to ensure that their rental properties meet the stated criteria. The UK government is in
House prices in Northern Powerhouse cities set to rise by 20% over the next 4 years
New forecasts from JLL predict that it will be the Northern Powerhouse cities that will see the best house price rises in 2018. They forecast that cities such as Manchester,
Manchester is the top place to be a landlord
New research from LendInvest has revealed that Manchester is the top city in the UK to be a buy-to-let landlord based on rental yield, rental price growth, transaction volumes and
Rents rising fastest in the East of England
The latest analysis from Your Move’s buy-to-let index has revealed that rents in the East of England are rising faster than any other region in England and Wales. Including cities
Manchester is the third most valuable property market in the UK
Manchester is now ranked as the third most valuable property market in the UK according to the latest Hometrack property index. With a total property value of around £133 billion,
Landlords unfazed by Brexit
New research released from the Simple Landlords Insurance shows as part of their Landlord Voice Survey has revealed that the vast majority of landlords are unfazed by Brexit and its
London landlords still appreciating the long-term benefits of property ownership
New data from Knight Frank has revealed that the number of London landlords who re-let their properties last year actually increased despite the various detrimental tax changes that the UK
How landlords are using Airbnb to avoid void periods
There’s no doubt that cuts to mortgage interest tax relief and hikes in stamp duty have put a serious dent in landlords’ profits. If you throw into the mix the
