Landlords know the score – it’s tough out there and hordes of Landlords are rushing to sell before Section 21 is abolished.
From dwindling profits to tenant pressure groups and legislative interventions – landlords all over the UK have had enough.
The decision to hold onto your rental properties or sell them is more critical than ever – landlords everywhere are taking time to weigh up the balance between risk and profit.
April’s stamp duty hike looms, so if you’re considering selling, sooner is smarter.
The never-ending onslaught of landlords, including the abolition of Section 21, tough EPC rules, and changes to stamp duty, have left landlords fed up and thinking of throwing in the towel.
Thousands of landlords are feeling the pinch as rising costs, talk of rent caps, and upcoming EPC regulations add pressure to an already challenging rental market.
It seems it’s one step forward, two steps back for landlords with the recent Budget introducing significant changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) that will impact property transactions from April 2025. The changes have caused panic amongst landlords, with a spike in numbers looking to sell before Ch
Despite the overall good news, many landlords have remained in brace position and have reached out to exit the market and sell their buy-to-lets.
This week The Telegraph hit the nail on the head when it reported that landlord profits had collapsed in the past decade following an onslaught of taxes and red tape.
