If you’re young, living at home, and eager to become a property investor, you’re not alone. Starting your buy-to-let journey early can be incredibly rewarding, but it comes with its challenges. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process and turn your property dreams into reality.
The government has gone out to formal consultation about stricter Energy Performance Certificates and perhaps predictably, that means bad news for landlords.
Investors are increasingly interested in buying property companies as a whole, rather than individual properties, and the reason is simple – the tax outcomes are immensely different.
One of the reasons for the housing crisis is net migration to the UK reached an astonishing 906,000 in the year up to June 2023, far surpassing previous estimates.
High-value areas are already experiencing a rush to beat the Stamp Duty deadline in April, research suggests.
A house in multiple occupation (HMO) is a property where multiple households share common areas, such as a kitchen or bathroom. HMOs are often converted from larger houses that were originally designed for a single family.
Stamp Duty changes will hold back house price growth next year, Zoopla has claimed.
The Renters’ Rights Bill will abolish fixed-term tenancies and make all tenancies periodic.
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