Research carried out by the Residential Landlords Association (RLA) shows that planned tax changes for buy-to-lets by the Chancellor in his Summer Budget, far from being restricted to tax hikes for the wealthier landlords, could push small-scale operators with just one property into making losses.
Read MoreJeremy Corbyn sees housing as a priority and it's an issue that he is quite vocal on. IN his recently released document Tackling the Housing Crisis" he sets out his plans for the future of housing in Britain."
Read MoreTenants working from home the number of people working from home has increased to almost one-in-seven over the past decade, with the self-employed running home businesses and employees spending more time being home based, its inevitable that many of these people are tenants.
Read MoreWith the ink hardly dry on the 2014 Immigration Act, which is meant to limit access to services, facilities, citizenship, housing and employment by reference to immigration status, the Immigration Bill 2015 amendment, tabled following the Conservative Governments successful election result
Read MoreDespite reports of the success of the right-to-rent pilot running in the West Midlands, one landlord organisation thinks lawful tenants could be refused housing due to the Governments plans to turn landlords into border police and others think it could damage landlord-tenant relations.
Read MoreIn a change of policy at Natwest Intermediary Solutions, the bank will introduce changes to its buy-to-let criteria from 11th September which will enable its brokers to target professional landlords, widening its appeal in the buy-to-let market.
Read MoreThe UK investment property market comes out fourth best in the world to invest in residential property, due mainly to a huge housing shortage, a growing population and the countrys continuing economic growth, thats according to recent research by Savills. The performance of prime-city and second-home markets relative to their country and key demand variables
Read MoreDelays by local councils in paying housing benefits to tenants is causing hardship to tenants as well as landlords and is one of the principle reasons why some landlords hesitate to take on tenants claiming the benefit. More than half (52 per
Read MoreCampaigning groups which ran a concerted media campaigns before the May general election, have resumed their campaigns focussing on the private rented sector (PRS), pushing for rent controls and now claiming in the press that 125,000 tenants have suffered abusive behaviour from landlords in the past year.
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