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New real-time market data from Rightmove reveals that in recent days there has been a surge in larger ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
It’s the age-old question that most investors are likely to find themselves wondering at one point or another - which property type is best for buy-to-let? Houses and apartments both have their own strong selling points, so knowing which one would work ...
- Written by: Natasha Heron
The government has not been quiet in targeting landlords and the rental sector. The changes to mortgage interest restrictions for individuals has significantly reduced investors’ profit margins and some are considering new ways to structure their portfolios. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
In recent years, buy-to-let investors and landlords might feel as if they have been deliberately targeted, with changes to mortgage interest tax relief, the introduction of stamp duty surcharges, and a seemingly endless range of new legislation and regulation to ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
For anyone looking to purchase a second property, the experts at regulated fast house sale site Good Move have provided all the essential information you need to know before making the decision to buy. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
Earlier this year, we ran a number of stories on Preston’s burgeoning reputation as a property investment hotbed, including one about why the city – which only gained that status in 2002 – is perfect for investors. ...
- Written by: Deborah Lewis
Nearly one in three people retiring this year plan to use their property wealth to help bolster their retirement income, highlighting the growing importance of property in retirement planning, according to new research from Key. ...
- Written by: Marc Da Silva
You may have to pay capital gains tax if you make a profit when you sell property that is not your primary home, such as a buy-to-let property, business premises, land and inherited property, but there are ways in which ...
- Written by: Conor Shilling
In response to recent calls for landlords and property investors to incorporate, one letting agency is urging people to take a cautious approach. ...
- Written by: Gemma Fell
Results from a survey of industry bodies has revealed that buy-to-let will be the main use of equity release for the over-55s in the next few years. ...
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