As a landlord, you might own your property outright or you may have a buy to let mortgage. If you do currently have borrowing, it could be because you didn’t have enough capital available to buy without a mortgage. Or perhaps you chose to leverage your investment to improve returns.
Often generating higher rental profits than single-lets, Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) are an attractive prospect for many landlords. However, with far greater management demands and more complex rules and regulations associated with HMOs vs single-lets, they’re not for everyone. In this handy guide, we cover the key
As a landlord, you need to assess whether a property is likely to be a good investment before you buy it. In this handy guide, we share our easy 5-step process to accurately assess the rental yield of your investment property. As a landlord, it’s important to assess whether
These days, the housing ladder doesn’t really exist in the way that it did. In this post, I explain why this is the case. And how you can get on the property ladder (and more so, why you still should), regardless of the current economic climate.
2018 hasn’t been the best year for landlords. Political uncertainty and new restrictive legislation as well as less favourable tax changes have led to a number of investors deciding to sell their property investments. Here are 5 top tips for landlords who want to sell quickly and for a premium
