What Serious Property Buyers Are Most Interested In Right Now
The property market is shifting, and it’s becoming clearer every day what serious buyers are really looking for: property companies and blocks of six or more properties. These investment opportunities aren’t just a trend — they’re the most efficient way for buyers to expand their portfolios while keeping costs down.
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Prune Your Portfolio: What to Sell and Keep
Unlock the secrets of successful property investment with our latest episode: “Prune Your Portfolio: What to Sell and Keep.” Dive into expert insights as we explore investment strategies that help property investors navigate the ever-evolving property market.
Discover why some landlords are re-evaluating their portfolios amidst new regulations and market dynamics.
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The Death of the Family Landlord: Why Small-Time Landlords Are Disappearing—and What It Means for Tenants
For decades, small, family-run landlords were the backbone of the UK’s rental market.
These landlords—whether they owned one property or a handful—played a vital role in providing affordable, well-maintained homes to millions of tenants. Many saw it as a way to invest for the future
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Government announces legal aid funding to help tenants facing eviction
Tenants will receive increased funding for legal aid for the first time in nearly 30 years.
The Ministry of Justice has announced a consultation on a £20 million investment in the legal aid sector, which the government claims will help tenants facing unfair eviction or the threat of homelessness access legal advice.
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The Power of SSAS Pensions in a Post-2024 Budget World: Building a Legacy That Endures
The post-2024 budget environment has left many pension holders concerned about the future of their retirement wealth. With Rachel Reeves’ announcement that pension death benefits are set to be brought into the inheritance tax (IHT) net from 2027, the landscape has shifted significantly for those relying on pensions to secure their family’s future.
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Birmingham Council Lease plans to register their interest on title deeds?
I have just been notified that Birmingham Council is planning a change to the scheme in which they lease private sector properties. The implication is that it would require the title deeds of the property to be updated to register their lease interest.
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KRFI offers new BTL products to support landlords
Kent Reliance for Intermediaries (KRFI), part of the OSB Group, has introduced two new limited edition buy-to-let (BTL) product ranges to assist brokers in supporting their landlord clients.
The first range, designed to offer affordability, features lower fees starting at £799.
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Housing enforcement experts slam ‘misleading’ prosecutions report
A leading firm of landlord and housing law experts has slammed a recent report suggesting councils in England and Wales are failing to adequately address landlord misconduct as ‘misleading and inaccurate’.
The report, published by Public Interest Lawyers
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Demand for Property Investment Companies is Booming – How Landlords Can Benefit
If you’ve decided you’ve had enough of being a landlord, now’s the time to pay attention to an incredible trend: buyer demand for property companies is skyrocketing.
Investors are increasingly interested in buying property companies as a whole
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Lawyer criticises Renters’ Rights Bill impact assessment for underestimating costs
A lawyer has slammed the Renters’ Rights Bill impact assessment, calling it “unreliable.”
David Smith, head of dispute resolution at JMW Solicitors, says the government’s assessment doesn’t “paint a true picture” of the financial impact on landlords.
The Renters’ Rights Bill is expected to cost £33 million a year
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