If landlords were taxi drivers!
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Imagine this, some time ago, you decided to try to improve your life and to make things better for you and your family.
You’re a hard-working person and your chosen profession was to become a private hire taxi driver.
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Landlord groups call for ‘urgent’ return of the Renters (Reform) Bill
In the wake of the 4 July election, landlord groups say the next government must pass the Renters (Reform) Bill as a matter of ‘urgency’.
The plea is being made by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA), along with Leaders Romans Group
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Why Buyer Demand is increasing for Property Companies
With new and more efficient ways of making property financially make sense, it comes as no surprise that buyer interest in property companies is surging, driven by significant financial incentives.
But why? One of the most compelling reasons is the lower Stamp Duty rate of just 0.5% on purchasing shares in a Limited Company rental business
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The Times wants to speak to landlords about selling up amid a Labour government
Are you a landlord who is rushing to sell before an incoming Labour government? Then, Lucy Alderson, The Times and The Sunday Times money reporter would like to speak with you.
Data shows the number of rental properties that are being put on the market is increasing.
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Residential vs Commerical vs Stocks and Shares: The ultimate debate
It’s a classic debate – resi versus commercial. I’ve been involved in it a whole number of times over the years. This one had a third flavour though – stocks and shares.
I was invited by Manish Kataria CFA to appear on his podcast alongside (or against?) Natasha Collins MRICS to debate the merits
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Student and non-student in same property conundrum?
Hi, probably an apt question at this time of the year. Student tenancy agreements can run until late June, July, August or even September.
Students become liable for council tax from the day after they formally stop being a student.
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Keir Starmer: Not all landlords are evil
In a heated interview on BBC Radio 5 Live, Keir Starmer declared, “not all landlords are evil,” but slammed some for driving up rents through bidding wars.
The Labour leader took questions from listeners and presenter Nicky Campbell on various issues including housing.
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