With more and more people choosing to rent for longer rather than buy a property of their own, the type of property features tenants go for is beginning to shift.
Most landlords know their tax bill has risen since the government’s clampdown on the buy-to-let sector – but with the new rules being so complicated, are you up to speed on just how much this tax hike could affect you?
For many landlords, property investment is not their primary source of income. Now, the most common occupations for landlords have been revealed to be office admin roles, alongside jobs in IT, teaching and accountancy.
After being hit by changes to tax, landlords who stay in the sector can be encouraged by new research that suggests a rise in rents due to a shortage of rental properties.
With temperatures soaring during a longer, hotter summer than most of us can remember, there’s one simple but essential piece of advice landlords need pass on to tenants.
