by Sandy Kenrick | Mar 26, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
One of the most frustrating dilemmas for planning commissions and the authorities in the UK is undoubtedly the lack of suitable housing for the estimated 320,000 homeless.. Tens of thousands of people need to be accommodated in temporary homes and shelters over the... by Sandy Kenrick | Mar 18, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
If Lendinvest wanted attention, they certainly got it with the recent news headlines that swung from one newsreel to another. Possibly the one that seems to catch the most amount of attention, is the £500 million London listing expected by the banks this year. While... by Sandy Kenrick | Mar 3, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
Properties are a major financial responsibility as there is more to it than just the purchase. Landlords who choose to go with the full management service of a letting or property agent for the management of their buy to let can expect to pay a fee of anywhere between... by Sandy Kenrick | Feb 28, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
There is no denying that Brexit has had an enormous effect on the housing market, with property experts predicting as much as a 35% fall in pre-Brexit property prices. Currently, landlords are sitting tight on their existing portfolios, as higher costs of running a... by Sandy Kenrick | Jan 23, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
There are a number of reasons why landlords would want to sit tight this year before they increase their exposure to debt. Uncertainty about the taxes and rules governing their tenants is a key reason landlords are holding onto their purses a little longer, with... by Sandy Kenrick | Jan 16, 2019 | Landlord Finance News
The UK government recently confirmed that the new deposit cap, initially announced in November 2016 during the chancellor’s Autumn Statement, will soon come into effect. The new cap, as proposed in the Draft Tenant’s Fees Bill, will limit deposits on a rented home to...