Readers four Election issues
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We are in a different game now to some extent than previously. Four issues. VOTING. TAX PLEDGE. MISUSE OF INCOME TAX THE LINKED EFFECT UPON ECONOMY….HOMELESS Firstly POLITICAL PRESSURE in terms of approaches to both MPs and media. We should say more directly that landlords will not vote conservative unless Clause 24 is fully repealed…. Read more
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Landlord tax top of RLA's election agenda
Theresa May’s announcement yesterday that she is calling a June 8th election, subject to an MP’s vote today, which is expected to go through, has prompted responses across the industry. Following this surprise announcement the Residential Landlords Association (RLA) has said that: “While it is clear this campaign will be more about leadership of the […]
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Limited Company BTL Mortgages – What to watch out for?
So I have now accepted the inevitable and set up a private limited company. I had an offer accepted on a property this weekend which I am intending to now buy through the company. I currently have 14 rental properties which I own personally and have BTL mortgages on all of them through the usual… Read more
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Incorporation Relief – Do You Qualify?
To give you a good idea of whether or not you will qualify for incorporation relief we have developed a simple questionnaire. It can be completed within 60 seconds and then give you an instant decision in principle. We are also unveiling a no-win-no-fee opportunity for you to seek official clearance from HMRC. Why not… Read more
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Gone for Good – A Useful App for Landlords?
Gone for Good is the handy app that makes it easier for landlords to donate unwanted goods to charity shops in your local area. It’s a great way of getting rid of clutter, especially if you are selling a furnished property, and you’ll help a good cause at the same time. Specialist landlord insurance provider… Read more
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How Many Landlords do Legionnaires and Annual Gas checks on their own homes?
I’m interested to know how many landlords do legionnaires tests and annual gas safety checks on their own homes, i.e. the ones they live in themselves? To find out I have produced a very simple anonymous survey. Also feel free to comment below.
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Converting to furnished holiday lettings?
I am considering converting one of my flats into a furnished holiday let. There will be plenty of short term tenants in the area as my flat is close to a number of attractions in Manchester. However I would be grateful for some advice on: a) Do all the tenants have to be genuine holiday… Read more
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Snap general election called
Theresa May has announced plans to call a snap general election on June 8. Announcing the proposal this morning she said Britain needs ‘certainty, stability and strong leadership’ following the EU referendum. While it is clear this campaign will be more about leadership of the UK thorough the Brexit negotiation process than domestic issues such […]
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Structuring a Property and Development Business?
I am a newbie to Property & Development and seek advice on structuring a business plan. The process would be broad brush to [Source – Secure – Add Value] to property or land assets. Thereafter the options are to [Develop, Sell or Hold] the asset. In terms of taxation and liabilities can anyone give steering… Read more
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Breaking – Snap election called
Theresa May has announced plans to call a snap general election on June 8. Announcing the proposal this morning she said Britain needs ‘certainty, stability and strong leadership’ following the EU referendum. While it is clear this campaign will be more about leadership of the UK thorough the Brexit negotiation process than domestic issues […]
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