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“I’m richer now selling my houses than I was renting them” – Landlords rush to get out
It’s a story we’re hearing over and over again this month, and in the upcoming weeks, we expect no different. Enter the unexpected wealth boom transforming smart landlords’ fortunes and, you guessed it, the game is in getting out, not getting further in. For many landlords, including Nigel and Carol, who recently reached out toContinue reading ““I’m richer now selling my houses than I was renting them” – Landlords rush to get out”
New fund launch: “We can buy your HMOs and PBSAs within an hour”
NB. With the amount of enquiries flooding in, it won’t be open for long – ACT NOW. The fund is actively seeking HMOs and PBSA’s (up to 60 bed units) across the UK’s top university towns, with a focus on quickly deploying capital. They are prepared to make fast, competitive decisions, often within the hour,Continue reading “New fund launch: “We can buy your HMOs and PBSAs within an hour””
Struggling to Sell Your HMO?
If you’re trying to sell a HMO and getting nowhere — you’re not alone. Many landlords are finding that even profitable, fully-let HMOs are sitting on the market far longer than expected. And trying to sell with vacant possession is a risky option that leaves some landlords running half empty property for years. But that’sContinue reading “Struggling to Sell Your HMO?”
How does it make sense to sell your buy-to-let for less than full market market?
Landlord Sales Agency specialises in helping landlords sell their properties quickly without having to evict tenants. We have 3 different sales models to choose from, including our ‘Full Market Value with Fees’ choice but our most popular option is our ‘Fixed Price’ sale. Landlords agree a sale price they are happy to accept and weContinue reading “How does it make sense to sell your buy-to-let for less than full market market?”
Flats Falling Out of Favour in London Housing Market
For years, buying a flat in London was seen as a smart move. Prices soared, and it felt like a safe way to build wealth. But times have changed. Flat prices in the capital haven’t gone up in nearly a decade — and when you factor in inflation, many have actually lost value. Meanwhile, theContinue reading “Flats Falling Out of Favour in London Housing Market”
Labour’s Looming Tax Raid: “landlords are in trouble if they don’t sell now”
As the saying goes: one step forward, two steps back. Just as we thought we were getting out of the danger zone, this week’s shot to the jugular kicked off with the resurfacing of videos referencing Prime Minister Keir Starmer claiming that landlords “do not qualify as working people.” It was the scandal of lastContinue reading “Labour’s Looming Tax Raid: “landlords are in trouble if they don’t sell now””
As reported in the press: Capital Gains Tax fears top landlords’ concerns, survey shows
A rumoured increase in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is the biggest fear among landlords, according to new figures published by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA). With the next Budget expected in the autumn—though no date has yet been confirmed—speculation continues that Chancellor Rachel Reeves may seek to raise additional revenue. In this context, CGTContinue reading “As reported in the press: Capital Gains Tax fears top landlords’ concerns, survey shows”
What Does Labour’s Renters’ Rights Bill Mean for Landlords?
Labour’s Renters’ Rights Bill, which replaces the Conservatives’ Renters (Reform) Bill, was introduced to Parliament on 11 September 2024. It completed its third reading in the House of Commons on 14 January 2025, with all proposed Government amendments accepted. Once passed, the Bill will introduce the most significant reforms to England’s private rented sector inContinue reading “What Does Labour’s Renters’ Rights Bill Mean for Landlords?”
Should UK Landlords Sell Up in 2025?
Whether UK landlords should hold or sell their rental properties is a complex decision, depending on individual circumstances and market conditions. While holding offers potential for long-term rental income and capital appreciation, selling provides immediate financial gains and can avoid future regulatory and financial pressures. Arguments for UK Landlords Holding Onto Properties: Arguments for UK LandlordsContinue reading “Should UK Landlords Sell Up in 2025?”