If a lease has less than 85 years left, it’s a signal to proceed with caution. This is because once the lease drops below the 80-year mark, the
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Landlords Are Still Seeing Great Returns
Recent tax and regulation changes have made it difficult for many landlords to remain in the sector, according to calculations by The Times. These changes have prompted significant
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This article outlines five significant risks for property owners and provides guidance on mitigating and addressing these challenges when managing your short-term rental property. If you possess a
Rent To Rent HMO (Houses Of Multiple Occupation)
I hold a steadfast conviction that Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO’s) represent the ultimate cash flow property strategy. Yet, there exist numerous misconceptions and misunderstandings concerning HMO’s. It’s
Rent To Rent & Serviced Accommodation – How It Works
I am often asked about the Rent To Rent and Serviced Accommodation business. In this blog, we deep dive into both those strategies and look at how you
What Is The 90 Day Rule In UK Serviced Accommodation?
What Is The 90 Day Rule In UK Serviced Accommodation? What Is The 90-Day Rule? The 90 day rule was established to regulate all short term rentals of
Serviced Accommodation & Holiday Let Mortgages
When renting your property on a short term basis its vital you have the correct mortgage. The correct Serviced Accommodation Mortgage offers you funding to buy your purchase.
Buy Refurb Refinance – Pros and Cons
Explore the pros and cons of the Buy Refurbish Refinance strategy in property investment. Make informed real estate decisions. The Buy Refurbish Refinance Rent (BRRR) Strategy is one
The Ultimate Guide To Buy Refurbish Refinance Rent – BRRR
What Is Buy Refurbish Refinance BRRR? The Buy, Refurbish, Refinance, Rent (BRRR) strategy is a popular property investing strategy that involves pulling your money back out of a
Does Section 24 Apply To Serviced Accommodation?
What is Section 24 Section 24 refers to a provision in the Finance (No.2) Act 2015. It relates to the tax treatment of mortgage interest paid by