- Written by: Graham Norwood
The views of expert working for Stacks Property Search, a buying agency ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
A mortgage lender has introduced a product which effectively encourages a landlord to sell to a sitting tenant at a discounted price. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
A third of landlords have suggested they are considering retiring or quitting the sector because of attacks and obstacles in the buy to let sector. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
New research shows that 676,000 homes in England are sitting empty. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
New data shows the slump in transactions across the UK - and may trigger opportunities for aggressive investors seeking to take advantage of a falling market. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Landlords expanding portfolios through cash purchases are securing discounts as high as £88,000 in cooling market conditions says a buying firm. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Landlords with funds to expand their portfolios may be in luck - a growing proportion of properties on sale have reduced asking prices. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
A property company owns over 140 rental units and has analysed its costs, and shared them with Landlord Today. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
More must be done to keep private landlords in the rental sector, a new study has proposed. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
There’s a dilemma for landlords wishing to expand their portfolios - do so now, just as some buyers are offering discounts? Or wait longer in the hope of bigger price falls? ...
- Written by: Jason Harris-Cohen
As inflation passes the 10% mark, it’s no surprise that many landlords are hurriedly reviewing the health of their buy to let portfolio. ...
- Written by: Marc Da Silva
Many landlords and letting agents are increasingly concerned about the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic on their tenants and property portfolio, but with the property market reopening for business, are their potential ‘bargains’ to be had for those currently ...
- Written by: Jason Harris-Cohen
According to official figures, more than 200,000 homes in England were empty for at least six months during 2016. In London, this equated to 19,847 vacant properties with a total value of £9.4bn, based on the average price in the ...
- Written by: Marc Da Silva
London continued to be the worst performing region in Britain when it comes to house prices, with values falling by 0.8% between October and November 2017, official data published yesterday by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed. ...
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