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Durham Landlords Face Letting Board Ban
Durham landlords could face new regulation forcing them to apply for permission to erect ‘to let’ boards in the city, in order to protect the…
Durham landlords could face new regulation forcing them to apply for permission to erect ‘to let’ boards in the city, in order to protect the…
Nearly half of the UK’s landlords own their properties outright, according to surprising survey results from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). 49 per cent…
Britain’s biggest landlord is once again causing offence and controversy after deciding to ban ‘battered wives’ from his rental properties. Fergus Wilson, who owns a…
Leeds has been marked out as a property investment hotspot for landlords, with value housing but an active market set to be stimulated by the…
It is becoming more and more common for landlords to invest in properties through a limited company, according to Mortgages for Business’ Limited Company Buy…
Landlords have voiced fears that they could face further sector-wide restrictions in 2017 following the Bank of England’s buy to let review. Despite significant slowdown…
Councils need to increase their efforts in combatting rogue landlords says the Residential Landlords Association (RLA). Citing a report from Citizens Advice, the RLA are…
60 per cent of landlords anticipate that they will be affected by the upcoming changes to income tax relief and the stricter mortgage affordability checks…
Virgin Money has expanded its buy to let mortgage range, introducing a new two year fixed rate product at 1.59 per cent per annum. The…
Sheffield Council has pledged to continue its work improving the private rental sector after achieving its highest ever number of successful prosecutions against rogue landlords….