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Agencies & People
INTERVIEW: Alex Sullivan – Smarter Rent
Nigel Lewis meets a partner in one of the UK’s most forward-thinking – and smarter – property companies.
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Adam Walker
Is the buy-to-let sector doomed?
Contrary to current headlines, Adam Walker says the expected exodus of landlords may not necessarily be the outcome of the economic and regulatory strictures.
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Housing Market
Landlords and tenants face ‘big squeeze’ warns Bank of England report
The Bank of England’s Financial Stability Report warns that landlords face the double whammy of higher interest rates and both tax regulatory changes.
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Housing Market
Portfolio landlords ‘looking for more properties as tenant demand balloons’
Landbay’s intermediary boss Paul Brett says the main reason landlords are expanding their portfolio is the rise in the number of tenants and falling house prices.
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Latest property news
Expert calls for ‘Property Possession Order Register’ of unruly tenants
Lawyer Nyree Applegarth says landlords should have the ability to search for previous County Court judgments against prospective tenants.
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Latest property news
Landlords call for mortgage interest relief to be reintroduced
On the back of the interest rate hike, landlords are calling for the reintroduction of mortgage interest relief in full and for housing benefit rates to be unlocked.
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Latest property news
The Four Horseman of the Property Apocalypse are saddling up!
Glentree International boss Trevor Abrahmsohn says continuing to clobber landlords is folly we may now be looking at a repossession and homelessness crisis.
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Housing Market
Landlords ‘at risk of going out of business’ as profits squeezed
IMLA’s Kate Davies says the focus now needs to be on landlords and increased investment in the private rented sector.
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Latest property news
Landlords hung out to dry by mainstream media
Landbay’s Paul Brett says that we need quality landlords more than ever and new entrants too, as demand continues to outstrip supply.
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