Landlords and the General Election: Who should we vote for?

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Rishi Sunak’s surprise announcement to call a General Election might turn out to be one of the best political gambles of modern times but where will landlords stand?

None of the parties have been kind to landlords in recent years

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Renters (Reform) Bill declared ‘Dead’ ahead of General Election

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The Renters (Reform) Bill is dead, according to various tenant groups.

The Renters (Reform) Coalition and Generation Rent, say the Renters (Reform) Bill is unlikely to pass before the General Election.

However, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill will be debated in the House of Lords today.

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£1 in every £14 lent is for BTL – the pendulum has gone too far

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A couple of days ago I shared an article from the Telegraph entitled “160,000 rental properties disappear as landlords sell up” – with some commentary that has had a fair few thousand impressions on social media, including a couple of thousand views on my YouTube channel on my video on the subject (that’s a big deal for my little channel!).

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Crossrail stations offer a haven for London’s house prices

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While London has seen house prices fall in the past two years, properties near Crossrail stations have shown some growth, one estate agency says.

Benham and Reeves say the stations offer a surprising bright spot in the capital’s property market

On average

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