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I think it's time to make it more appealing for potential buyers. Real estate can be quite the rollercoaster! the stress and uncertainty are getting to me. I think I'll cut rents to attract potential buyers and exit the market, but i'm at crossroads if to allocate the entire $680k liquidity value to my stock portfolio?

I think it's time to make it more appealing for potential buyers. Real estate can be quite the rollercoaster! the stress and uncertainty are getting to me. I think I'll cut rents to attract potential buyers and exit the market, but i'm at crossroads if to allocate the entire $680k liquidity value to my stock portfolio?

4% return on property vs 13% return on a world wide index fund over the long term..... I'm seriously thinking of cashing in some of mine. In the past you have maybe had some capital growth to make that 4% better when you sell, but capital gains have not been great of late.

I’m am about to start my BTL Morgage on the 12th. Is it too late to do anything about my rate 💰 without delaying ⏳ anything?

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I predict September 2024 or later 🤔

How do landlords go about disposing of their properties if there are no No fault evictions( section 21)?

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There should be a law allowing tenants to but their rental property with a 70% discount. Just like Thatcher did with the council houses. You landlords have made a bad investment. It happens . Get over it.

It took the Conservatives 14 years to become very unpopular, Labour has managed the same in less than 3 weeks.

About time someone dealt with the landlords

Less landlords & more affordable mortgages pls.

Vote for change. Got 2.50 GDP in my pocket and they have only been in government for 2 weeks 😮😮😮

Labour only support INVADERS !!

Great about time the thieving landlords got there come back

Lots of homelessness under labour as landlords withdraw from renting

If you are good landlord there is nothing to worry about, but if you are a bad landlord then you may (should) fall foul of Labour housing policy.

God help us this is going two be bad

With Angela Rainer in charge of housing, I doubt there will be a PRS by the end of Labour Rule. It is frightening. Where on earth is Ben Beadle as he is the only so called person to represent landlords??? God help us all!!!

STARMER LABOUR DON'T SUPPORT ANYBODY, ONLY THEMSELVES, AS WE HAVE ALL SEEN IN 2WKS AS PM. PATHETIC WEAK MAN.!!!!!

14yrs to find out what the people want.iguess they didn't notice.this is the last ever labour government...,

Decided to sell my rental last year.

Labour bad news for landlords. We are, defacto, public enemy No.1

If Labour introduce any changes to AST rental contracts (i.e. section 21) then these changes should only apply to new Tenancies and all existing Tenancies should be null and void as neither Tenants or Landlords agreed to this at the commencement of the Tenancy Agreement.

If you earn more than £30,000 gross per year, then you're screwed. Trust me, this government will pull you down for earning more than that. Don't bother trying to work hard to make your life better. It's better to ask the government for handouts.

We really need proportionate representation! Reform was the only party making any sense. You people who voted Labour will reap what you sow.

Another great article

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I knew her in the 90s, I really thought she would be going places…

Why would anyone live there? It's absurd

He's got nothing to complain about. That place was terrible. You said that the landlord was fined, not that the tenant got the money.

People like Moon should be in prison.

PERHAPS this poor old pensioner looked at the appalling conditions that some council tenants are forced to live in by criminal councils and thought that was the acceptable standard, clearly the poor bloke was under the delusion that councils had to obey the same law as the rest of us, He probably heard a rumour about something called "british justice" but missed the memo stating the due to vested interests it was not going to be introduced in the foreseeable future or, perhaps he read about the council who had not done a gas safety check or service on their boilers in three thousand of their properties for six years which probably amounts to nine to twelve thousand tenants lives in mortal danger for those six years, and what consequences did they suffer for the worst case of this complete contempt for their tenants lives and safety by a landlord ever AS YOU ALL GUESED NOTHING, not a jail sentence not a massive fine, not even one penny, not a gentle tap on the wrist nothing, but I did hear they did eventually say " lessons have been learned" that will put the fear of god in them

If section 21 goes I'm out

Already selling up, as far as burnham and khan and the various hate gangs are concerned there is no such as a good landlord, we are viewed as sub human by these fanatics and extremists ,look back at history remember what happened in Germany in 1939 to 1945 these gangs have the same mentality same fanatical hatred only the insignia and footwear are different

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I thought that Reform were NOT going to abolish Section 21 Surely this is what landlords fear most of all from any new Government

I will be watching my hero!!! Thank you, Charlie.

I really think that labour are missing both the point and opportunity!! There are both good and bad private landlords, most at least fare. The largest amount of complaints come against housing associations and council properties. If you look at the stats… encourage the poor private landlords to get it right and except that a profit even a meagre one that is currently being just about made is essential to to keep the industry going and tenants supplied with accommodation. That way they will be ahead of the conservatives and the average rent will reduce. Because there will be more properties available. Its not rocket science. It was a Labour government that encouraged people to invest in BTL in the first place as a form of income and pension.!!!! Why destroy something that can be improved and made to help the people who can’t afford to buy !!!!! All it does is make labour look like they are not ready to lead. Tell me im wrong and you cant or don’t understand the problem. 68million people and rising. They cant all buy and we cant possibly build enough. And councils cant possibly afford to build enough !!! The private sector is essential.!!! Why can’t they see this!!!!

Reform also pledging to abolish Section 24.

Personally I am voting Reform. To me they are being sensible. Due to the fact that unless China and India join in with ‘net zero’ there is no point at all in us going ahead with our proposals. We need to deal with the tax situation and also we need some sensible work to help the farmers and fisherman who were put on the back shelf by the EU.

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enough with this stupid logic that landlords selling means fewer houses to rent and rent spiking up. do you think houses dissappear if landlords sell? no. somebody who's renting buys it and then stops renting. so no, housing stock does not dissappear if landlords sell up.

Forcing extra tax on landlords equals higher rents.

build 15 billion bomes thats 70 k acres of farmlamd where the food coming from let alone the runoff causing floods and the houses absorbing ilght and givng off heat raisingng glolal warming

Ive sold up never going back too much hassle

The renters reform bill will persuade many landlords to sell up and get out of the rental market! Already landlords do NOT have adequate protection from bad tennants, it's very one sided!

1. After taking account of all expenses over the long term landlords do not make a profit on renting. After having done the books for numerous landlords i know this to be true, however as the politicians think that the landlords are a soft target they continue to milk them. This consists of adding costs for such things as gas certificate, CO2 meters, smoke detectors, registration with local authorities etc and loss of tax relief on interest costs and moving the rent to the tenant for social housing. So now where the landlord can still make money is capital gains as such Labour have stated that they intend to charge it at the same rate as income as such they will treble it. On top of that as a lot of landlords have constantly refinanced to build their portfolio that having sold the house the tax on the notional gain on the rented house plus the bank loan repayment will be such as to bankrupt the landlord, however if he continues to rent he will also go bankrupt.