Professional Advice for Landlords

What Would a Greek Exit Cost the Euro Zone?

Europe and the rest of the world are holding their breaths to see whether Greece will exit the euro zone. According to reports, a euro zone Greek exit may force the European Central Bank (ECB) and its currency bloc of nations to face a bill amounting to billions of Euros. Germany and its partners will once again have to front a large portion of money to keep the euro zone policy afloat. To further complicate things, a Greek exit will place Europe into an unknown legal area.

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Veteran Landlords Turn To The North For Higher Returns

While it’s true that the City of London property market is booming relative to much of the UK and indeed much of the world, buy to let landlords should turn to the North if they are looking to maximise their returns according to the Paragon Mortgages report in April. The reason is simply that whilst capital gains are available in the capital the rental yields are simply not as high as in the North. Not only that but landlords can spread their risk more effectively

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Benefit Cuts Start to Eat into Landlord Profits

In a year that has seen predominantly good news for landlords there have been some worrying signs as the significant benefit cuts imposed by the government have started to impact buy to let landlords in some parts of the country. Not surprisingly, as these benefits have been cut, the number of landlords who felt confident about letting to housing association tenants has fallen. The National Landlords association reported as many as 53% now felt they wouldn’t be able to profit from renting their units out to Local Housing Allowance tenants. With worrying signs that this period of austerity will continue for some time, landlords will need to reassess their strategies.

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The Buy To Let Lender Forum 2012: Full Coverage From Aldermore, Accord, Complete and Paragon Mortgages

This year, in Birmingham, top buy to let professionals from around the country gathered to discuss the changes the market has seen over the last few years and their strategies and offers to consumers and mortgage brokers going forward.

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April Base Rate Stays At 0.5% But Abbey Still Increase Buy To Let Rates

Despite the record low Bank of England base rate continuing relentlessly towards the 40 month barrier, Abbey was forced to increase their rates by 0.2%. Citing market conditions and reviewing their competitive position this was more bad news for buy to let landlords and further highlighted the importance of looking beyond the high street when sourcing buy to let products.

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March 2012 Budget Neither A Relief Nor A Problem For Buy To Let Landlords

Demand continues to significantly outrun supply in the buy to let market. Many more people are seeking short term accommodation than the market can possibly supply. At a time when the economy is struggling and supplying new privately owned property offering an opportunity not just to provide growth in that sector but to assist with issues as broad as labour mobility (both for those looking to come to Britain to work and those within Britain finding themselves unable to work in their home town or city) it is surprising to see no real support for the sector offered by the chancellor in the budget.

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Professional Advice for Landlords

What Would a Greek Exit Cost the Euro Zone?

Veteran Landlords Turn To The North For Higher Returns

Benefit Cuts Start to Eat into Landlord Profits

The Buy To Let Lender Forum 2012: Full Coverage From Aldermore, Accord, Complete and Paragon Mortgages

April Base Rate Stays At 0.5% But Abbey Still Increase Buy To Let Rates

March 2012 Budget Neither A Relief Nor A Problem For Buy To Let Landlords

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