Most tend to cite things like rising interest rates and the danger of being wrapped up in yet more government red tape. Few identify competition from other landlords as being a major threat. Please click here for full details. ...
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As some landlords rush to sell before CGT rises, we considers the wider implications of plans to tinker with this tax. Please click here for full details. ...
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The buy-to-let market recovery could be derailed by the rise in CGT. Please click here for full details. ...
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Deposit Protection Service is no banker for tenants The decision in Draycott v Hannells Letting (12.02.10) has important implications for landlords who take rent deposits from tenants with shorthold residential tenancies. Following t...
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The recently launched national roll out of the National Landlords Association (NLA) Accreditation coincides with the news that 173 local authorities from across the United Kingdom have expressed a strong interest in moving forward wit...
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The net balance of chartered surveyors reporting rising rather than falling rents rose from zero to 30% - a marked contrast to April last year when 58% more chartered surveyors were reporting falling rents, an all-time low for the sur...
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A lack of supply is pushing residential real estate rents higher signalling a revival in the lettings market, according to a new report published today (Wednesday May 26). A more positive picture for the sector is due to a declining s...
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Landlords are bracing themselves for the emergency budget on 22 June, fearing that hikes to capital gains tax (CGT) will strike a body blow to the buy-to-let industry. It is widely rumoured that CGT rates will rise to mirror income t...
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