People say you can’t get much for a quid nowadays – but in one city a pound coin will buy you a house. That’s because Liverpool City Council is offloading Victorian terrace homes for sale which are boarded up and Continue reading
Landlord rents slumped for the third month in a row – according to the latest figures from one of the nation’s biggest letting agencies. The seasonal lull for January 2013 saw average landlord rents reach their lowest level since July Continue reading
Landlord mortgages are on the rise – but many investors are reducing their costs and improving yields rather than buy new homes. Buy-to-let lending was up 19% in 2012, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the bank and building Continue reading
Claiming property business expenses to pay less tax is a problem for landlords. If you do not know what expenses to claim, don’t bother phoning the tax man to ask because he won’t tell you. If you ask for a Continue reading