But to let ownership with wife and next purchase
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I currently own 1 property in my name (that I purchased before I got married) which we now let and we are buying a second property as a buy-to-let. I’m a higher earner than my wife. Should I get a deed of trust drawn up on the first property so that we can declare rental… Read more
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But to let ownership with wife and next purchase
I currently own 1 property in my name (that I purchased before I got married) which we now let and we are buying a second property as a buy-to-let. I’m a higher earner than my wife. Should I get a deed of trust drawn up on the first property so that we can declare rental… Read more
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How to Future Proof your Buy to Let Business
At the moment interest rates are low, but if they rise, which almost certainly will happen in the next couple of years, any landlord who is heavily mortgaged could end up in serious trouble. It isn’t easy to get a buy to let mortgage either. Lenders are now performing extra stress tests so you have […]
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Is my LPA receivers letter of appointment validly authorised?
I know that LPA Recieves do not have to be appointed by deed, but the document appointing them must be validly authorised. My LPA receivers were appointed by the Kent Reliance Building Society and the Letter of Appointment was signed by one director and not sealed or witnessed. Current information on the Council Of Mortgage… Read more
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Criminal Offence for ignoring Right to Rent scheme
1st of December 2016 sees the introduction of measures to make it a criminal offence for failing to carry out Right-to-Rent checks properly. The government announced last week that it will trigger the new measures under the Immigration act 2016. These measures will include a cracking down on rogue landlords who rent to migrants that […]
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Fiasco as ‘unenforceable’ Rent Smart Wales deadline approaches
Just nine enforcement officers have been taken on to tackle the tens of thousands of landlords yet to register under Rent Smart Wales. The deadline for the registration and licensing scheme is just two weeks away, but with the vast majority of landlords yet to become licensed, a tiny enforcement team and widespread ignorance of […]
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Is a surcharge for couples possible for an HMO?
Dear All, I have a HMO (my first) about to go ‘live’ as my paperwork has been accepted by my LA. The questions are; Is there a different sort of contract required as I was going to use my AST template for flat rentals? If a couple want to rent can I impose an extra… Read more
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Liverpool’s landlord prosecution!
After More than 18 months , Thousands of applications, Flawed application process, Data breaches and illegal Licence conditions, Liverpool city Council have secured their first Conviction under their City Wide revenue raising Licensing sham. ONE CONVICTION. In this instance no tenant has gained from the Prosecution. The Landlord in question was not convicted for any… Read more
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Letting agents fees and transparency
BREAKING – There is an important landmark decision in the Foxtons v London Borough of Camden, First Tier Tribunal case where Foxtons appealed against four final penalty notices served on them by Camden Council in respect of information provided in four of the agents’ offices and on the Foxtons website. Information provided to LandlordZONE® by Tessa […]
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Digital tax plans ‘rushed’ says RLA
Plans to digitise the way in which landlords pay tax are being rushed through without proper consideration says the Residential Landlords Association. The Government is overhauling the way the tax system operates and from 2018 most businesses, the self-employed and landlords will need to use software or apps to keep their business records, updating HMRC […]
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