Timed to coincide with the beginning of the new fiscal year, the Budget was historically a platform for the Treasury to reveal some of its biggest announcements and initiatives which would make a [...]

Pricing, terms, exclusive deals and premiums are all important considerations for landlords when financing or refinancing their buy-to-let investments. But that doesn’t mean you have to be an [...]

A new survey suggests that getting rid of Section 21 ‘no fault’ eviction notices would see landlords leaving the industry in large numbers. The Landlord Action survey came up with some [...]

If you already have, then well done. If not, you are probably not alone. Millions of people leave this right up until the last minute, or even later. I read that more than 750,000 people missed [...]

Some people may already be a little jaded from the B word and the cloud of uncertainty it seems to drag around with it. However, even in the darkest times it has been proved time and time again [...]

I like to start every year being optimistic. I think it’s important to go into the New Year feeling positive about what lies ahead. That said I think we can all agree that, following the last few [...]

Evictions are a very sensitive subject. Let’s be clear, no landlord wants to have to evict a tenant. It’s an unpleasant process for all involved. However, anyone who operates within the buy to [...]

Can you believe it? We’ve had a Budget and landlords have come out relatively unscathed! Indeed, for the housing market it was a pretty positive statement all round. Chancellor Philip Hammond [...]

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This week reports surfaced that the government has scrapped plans to introduce three-year tenancies, although these reports have not been confirmed. Despite this, discussion about whether such [...]