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The death of buy-to-let property is a useful cautionary tale for all investorsFeatures Investing in buy-to-let property was once a perfectly valid thing to do. But the government killed the market. John Stepek explains what investors should learn from the fate of the amateur landlord.
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Come back buy-to-letters, all is forgivenOpinion The government is winning its war against small private buy-to-let landlords. But who benefits?
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Think the Tories were tough on landlords? Just wait for Labour’s “right-to-buy”Features The Labour Party is mulling giving private tenants the right to buy the homes they are renting. Yet another good reason for investors to steer well clear of buy-to-let property.
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The great buy-to-let sell upFeatures In a rare example of government action having the intended effect, buy-to-let landlords are selling up, and that could mean house prices falling.
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George Osborne’s message to buy-to-letters: “don’t”Opinion We’ve made our views on buy-to-let pretty clear recently. And it looks like the chancellor agrees, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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