Buy to let

10 top tips for attracting tenants
The buy-to-let sector is highly competitive and, not surprisingly, the landlords who are most successful are the ones who appreciate the importance of making their properties attractive to tenants.
The buy-to-let sector is highly competitive and, not surprisingly, the landlords who are most successful are the ones who appreciate the importance of making their properties attractive to tenants.
Whether you are a tenant or a landlord, this guide will help you understand how these compulsory schemes operate.
Are you thinking about becoming a landlord or are you one already?
For many of us our spare room is a place where we store all those things we don’t know what to do with.
The new 2020/21 tax year started on 6 April, bringing in several new tax changes that affect buy-to-let landlords.
Empty properties don’t tend to attract the same level of attention as furnished properties and are often overlooked by would-be home buyers.
Several lenders have withdrawn from the buy to let market since the coronavirus pandemic began, but there are still plenty of options available for those wanting to purchase or remortgage investment properties.
The three month coronavirus mortgage holiday announced by the Government is aimed at helping those in financial difficulty as a result of COVID-19.
Coronavirus is having a huge financial impact on many buy-to-let landlords, with large numbers of tenants currently unable to pay their rent.
There are plenty of points to consider when buying a second home for your own use or as a buy to let investment.