Landlord News
16:01 PM, 22nd November 2024, About 19 hours ago|
0
Thousands of landlords are feeling the pinch as rising costs, talk of rent caps, and upcoming EPC regulations add pressure to an already challenging rental market.
With less than 50 days to go until the start of the New Year, many landlords are looking for a quick way out.
Landlords don’t want to be stuck waiting years to sell their property. For landlords like Shauna, who had to wait eight years to sell 14 properties, turning to Landlord Sales Agency helped her finally move
When people think about getting started in property investing, the reasons they give often sound impressive: “to increase monthly income,” “achieve financial freedom,” “secure my future,” or “build generational wealth.” Maybe you’ve even thought, I’ve always wanted to. These reasons why sound ok but they’re way too vague.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: property investing isn’t easy. It’s not always glamorous deals and passive income rolling in. There w
Due to the skyrocketing costs of energy, two years ago we started replacing existing gas-fired boilers with air source heat pumps, solar panels to generate electricity, and battery storage. It cost a lot, and with only a £5,000 grant (now £7,500), it was a big investment.
The first house we did was a large Victorian property (built around 1925), with high ceilings, two bathrooms, and six tenants. It’s north-facing, and at the time, energy costs were at least £450 to £550 a m
Angela Rayner has proposed tougher new rules for the Right-to-Buy scheme, despite having profited from it herself.
The Deputy Prime Minister has launched a consultation which she claims will make the scheme “fairer and more sustainable.”
In 2007...
Landlords in England could face a £20bn bill to upgrade their properties to meet EPC C standards by 2030. Although, there will be a general election between now and then.
The claim by energy-efficiency platform epIMS, says currently more than half of properties in the private rented sector (50.1%) have an EPC rating below C....
Nearly 40% of renters believe they will still be renting in retirement, according to new data.
The study by the Equity Release Council reveals that only a quarter (25%) of renters think they will be able to buy a home before they retire....