Is Buy-to-Let Still Viable with Upcoming Green Policies? || Property Answers

Welcome to Property Answers! In this episode, we explore the impact of upcoming green policies on the buy-to-let market. Will these environmental regulations make buy-to-let investments less viable, or do they present new opportunities for savvy investors? Join us as we break down the potential changes, their implications, and how you can navigate the evolving landscape. Stay informed and ahead of the curve with expert insights and practical advice on sustaining your investment success in a greener future.
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[@0runny]

Excellent video. I agree with Ranjan, they are coming for our assets!

[@johndoyle781]

Ranjan on the ball as usual.

[@drewhodge3820]

Reform will get my vote. None of the other political parties offer anything to landlords apart from Much higher tax and bonkers, so called "Green"energy efficiency properties.

[@DavidSmith-do6ji]

It would not surprise me for one minute if Ranjan is onto something here!

[@sallyhughes7673]

Totally agree with you Ranjan re the World Economic Forum

[@keithvers569]

I’m voting Reform to get rid of this nonsense

[@andrewfallon2719]

We must vote first reform.. The green energy thing will finish the rental market off… creating disaster for tenants.

[@matthewbloomfield9372]

Ranjan is bang on the money on the WEF

[@NY-Dani]

Labour likely to make life utterly hell. I'm looking to get out of rentals. Will use the capital wisely and just stick with development.

[@youtubeman5033]

There’s thousands of landlords out there housing probably millions of tenants, if the gov brought in rules where would all these people live,

[@paulcoates3860]

Hi. In the government's mates houses,(housing associations), the govs just getting rid of competition 2st, tge private landlord, half sold up after tax change(section24) next it's social housing that squeezes landlords n more quit, more£ for associations.

[@aceofspades5786]

vote Reform to end section 24

[@keithvers569]

Exactly