Category: Buy To Let
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“How I Made a Million from Cheap Property after 2008 Crash”
If you’re looking for inspiring stories, The Telegraph today features a man who has become a millionaire from buy-to-let property. The Millionaire’s Story Graeme Carling is a successful property investor. While most remember 2008 for its financial crisis, Graeme used it as a chance to buy properties at lower prices. Within two years, he made…
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CGT Figures Show Landlords are Leaving?
Many landlords may be leaving the “buy to let” property sector, according to the latest Capital Gains Tax (CGT) figures from the government. Wealth Management firm Quilter has interpreted this data as a sign that more landlords are choosing to sell their properties, and thus exit the market, due to a combination of factors. One…
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Halifax Warning for Landlords
The Halifax bank has recently given a warning about some challenges facing private landlords in the UK. They have pointed out that high interest rates and possible changes to rental market regulations could cause problems for landlords’ businesses. This might result in some landlords deciding to leave the business, which could affect the number of…
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One In Ten Landlords Could Quit This Year
Analysis by property advisors CBRE suggests that one in ten landlords may sell up by the end of 2023. 1. Reduction in Rental Properties Their report suggests that the UK rental market is expected to lose about 10% of rental homes by the end of 2023 if landlords continue to sell their properties at the…
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Landlord Investments Affected by New EPC Rules
What’s Happening? What Does It Mean for You as an Investor? Conclusion The proposed changes in EPC rules are already influencing the UK property market, with a clear trend towards energy efficiency. As a prospective investor, understanding these changes and adapting your investment strategy can help you navigate this evolving landscape. If you prioritize energy-efficient…
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Rising Mortgage Costs Force UK Landlords’ Hands: Will You Raise The Rent?
A recent survey reveals that 61% of UK landlords plan to raise rents due to increasing mortgage costs, while others are hesitant or choosing not to do so for various reasons. The study highlights a mixed response, with some landlords influenced by letting agents’ advice or other factors such as maintenance and energy bills, while…