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Portfolio landlords could save £8,500 by remortgaging – or risk costs soaring by £23,000Buy-to-let landlords with multiple properties could save thousands by taking advantage of this year’s lower mortgage rates, but failing to refinance could see them hit with a £23,000 bill.
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Rents rise at slowest pace for four years – is buy-to-let still worth it?Slowing rental growth and higher property taxes are creating a headache for landlords. Does buy-to-let still offer a good yield?
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New EPC rules for landlords: how much will it cost to upgrade your property to make it more energy efficient by 2030?A government consultation on ensuring all rental properties have a minimum EPC rating of C ended this month. If you're landlord, you have have until 2030 to update your rental property, but may want to act now as costs could run into thousands.
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Zoopla: UK rental growth hits three-year low - is buy-to-let still worth it?Landlords are already battling with higher taxes and reduced reliefs and now rental growth is slowing
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Average rents drop for first time since 2019 - what does it mean for buy-to-let landlords?The rental market is starting to cool, with more supply and less demand, says Rightmove. That’s good news for tenants, but where does it leave landlords?
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Autumn Budget: Stamp duty hike on second homes spells bad news for landlordsThe stamp duty surcharge on second homes will rise from 3% to 5% in “another nail in the coffin” for buy-to-let landlords
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UK ranked as ninth-worst country for property investmentHigh taxes and rising transaction costs have put pressure on the UK's buy-to-let sector. Is the UK still profitable?
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EPC rating standards for private landlords set for major overhaul amid ‘biggest ever’ energy efficiency pushNews The government wants landlords to achieve an EPC rating of at least C in private rented homes. The policy revives plans previously put forward by the Conservatives.
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Could an electric car charger boost your rental income?Advice Landlords have seen their buy-to-let profits come under pressure but tenants may be willing to pay a premium for an electric car charger
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