Approximately 60,000 individuals in London’s private rental sector are at risk of homelessness within the next six years if the government persists with the freeze on Local Housing
Renters (Reform) Bill
Nikka Sulton
“Renters will benefit from stronger security of tenure and better value, while landlords will benefit from reforms to provide certainty that they can regain their properties when needed.”
Understanding UK Income Tax Act Section 24
Nikka Sulton
Landlords often grapple with Section 24, commonly known as the ‘Tenant Tax.’ Let’s break it down. In April 2017, the government introduced Section 24 through the Finance Act
Cracking the BRR Property Strategy in the UK Market
Nikka Sulton
The Buy Refurbish Refinance (BRR) strategy is a widely used property investment method in the UK. It merges the advantages of buy-to-let, optimizing returns by minimizing invested capital
Expected 10% House Price Drop in 2024
Nikka Sulton
A collective analysis by experts, including academics, economists, and mortgage professionals, foresees a notable shift in the housing market, with potential repercussions for homeowners. Finder, a reputable financial
Kings Speech Leasehold And Freehold Bill – My Reaction
Nikka Sulton
King’s Speech announces Government to overhaul leasehold property rules Plans unveiled to reduce costs and simplify the process for leaseholders to purchase their freehold. King Charles III declares
Bad Credit and Buy-to-Let Mortgages
Nikka Sulton
Securing a buy-to-let mortgage with a less-than-perfect credit history is undoubtedly challenging, but it’s not an insurmountable hurdle. The key to your eligibility largely depends on several factors,
Airbnb Sub-Letting Sparks National Media Uproar
Nikka Sulton
An Airbnb survey, which was initially reported by Landlord Today, has sparked a nationwide debate in major newspapers and media outlets. The survey reveals a significant trend in
Buy-to-Let Mortgages: No Minimum Income Required
James Nicholson
Buy-to-Let Mortgages: No Minimum Income Required. Many lenders typically demand a minimum income of £25,000 for a buy-to-let mortgage. Yet, some specialist lenders offer such mortgages with no
How Much Is Required for Buy-to-Let Properties?
Nikka Sulton
Buy-to-let (BTL) mortgages are for buying properties to rent out. They’re like regular mortgages but with key differences. Knowing these distinctions is crucial for potential landlords. BTL mortgages
