Buy-to-let student accommodation:

Landlords could well be missing out on the blossoming student rental market sector as they are unaware of the potential returns on offer. According to a new report recently released of existing landlords over 28% said they were completely unaware of the potential returns this type of letting can produce.

Buy-to-let “spending spree”:

The Chancellor George Osborn’s assault on the buy-to-let market could very well trigger a short term “spree” as landlords rush to purchase property before the stamp duty surcharge is introduced next April.

Landlords incorporate:

The Chancellors recent changes to the buy-to-let rules and taxation have caused landlords to rush to incorporate. According to the recent figures release over 25% of all buy-to-let mortgage applications are for limited company funding.

Home ownership falling:

Home ownership is falling at a rapid rate in the UK according to the figures released recently by a major high street estate agent. The main reason for these dramatic decreases is due to the ever increasing cost of getting onto the property ladder. Young couples today just simply cannot afford to save the deposit required or indeed afford the mortgage repayments.