Property118 Action Group Latest Campaign Updates – 12/09/2016
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Bank of Ireland legal action strategy revealed at last – NO-WIN-NO-FEE – details HERE Skipton Building Society legal action – now taking expressions of interest. Strategy previously revealed, CLICK HERE for updated details (includes Amber Homeloans borrowers) SAVE THE DATE – 8th October 2016 – details of our massive publicity stunt HERE Section 24 Judicial… Read more
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Bank of Ireland Legal Action – NO-WIN-NO-FEE
We are now ready to begin legal action on behalf of Property118 Action Group members affected by the Bank of Ireland decision in 2013 to increase the differential charged on their tracker rate mortgage products. Many of those affected by the sudden increase in their mortgage payments, despite there being no increase in the bank base… Read more
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Skipton Building Society Scam – Mortgage Overcharging
This is the definitive guide to the Skipton Building Society scam. The cheeky so-and-so’s have been overcharging many of their mortgage borrowers by £1,000’s every years since 2010. We are very confident that if we ever get Skipton Building Society scam into Court we will win the case and secure massive refunds of overpaid interest for each… Read more
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Maximise your buy-to-let returns
You can maximise your buy-to-let returns, with advice from real property experts. Maximum property earnings with minimum management has to be the holy grail for landlords, and now you can learn how it’s done with two of the nation’s leading experts. Paul Shamplina and Kate Faulkner have joined forces to share their unique combination of […]
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Axe the Tenant Tax Important Update – Summary of meeting with the Housing Minister
Update on Landlords Fight Back #TenantTax Following our meeting with the Housing Minister, Gavin Barwell, on Friday 9thSeptember, we wanted to share this detailed update with you. We thank him for making the time to see us. In attendance were: – Gavin Barwell (MP and Housing Minister) – Graham Lyon (Croydon resident and landlord) –… Read more
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Help us fight Mortgage Interest Relief!
Landlords join us in the fight against Mortgage Interest Relief! If you are not already aware buy-to-let investors are facing huge finance and tax changes from 2017. Currently landlords are able to offset the amount of interest they pay to their lenders annually on their mortgage against their tax bill. This means landlords are currently entitled to […]
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DIY landlord stay close to properties
Landlords who manage their own properties “Hands-on” of DIY landlords invariably live close to their own properties. It’s almost impossible to manage your own properties effectively if they a some distance from your own home. A recent survey by Simple Landlords Insurance found that: Two thirds of landlords live within ten miles of their rented […]
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Extending up on a block of flats?
Our block of flats is 3 stories tall and semi-detached to a 2 story house. The ground floor is a communal entry, and a tunnel through the carpark. We are 50% freehold owners, and both us and the other freeholder agree that we would like to extend up if we can. Ideally we would like… Read more
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Care of address on tenancy agreement?
I wonder if someone can advise me if this is Ok to do, I have always managed my properties myself over the last 15 years and have always put my home address on the tenancy agreements and was wondering is it o.k to use an address of a company I own (which has no connection… Read more
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20% of landlords too embarrassed to admit it
We all know that landlording is not one of the most revered of occupations, even for those who do it as a sideline to their day job. Politicians, journalists and used car salesperson are perhaps on a par in terms of national popularity? But funnily enough, landlords don’t appear at all in the Daily Telegraph’s […]
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