Investing in property can be a lucrative venture. If you want to become a landlord, it requires careful planning and a thorough understanding of the market. This guide explores whether becoming a landlord is worthwhile, the considerations you need to take into account, and the best areas in and around the South-East to invest. Is …
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Recent tax changes has left the Brighton Property Market’s landlords and property owners feeling uncertain. While the new policies may seem challenging, selling your property might not be the best solution. Brighton’s thriving rental market, combined with expert support from a property management company like Charles Cox, ensures you can navigate these complexities and maximise …
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What it means for landlords and tenants The rental landscape in the UK is undergoing significant changes, primarily driven by the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Bill, which includes the abolition of Section 21 ‘no-fault’ eviction notices. The changes will have implications for tenants, landlords, and the private rental sector. What is a Section 21 …
Good tenants are crucial for every landlord and Letting Agent. Finding the right tenant will ensure your property is well-maintained, rent payments are made on time, and the overall renting experience is positive for both parties. If you are not using a property or Letting Agent to assist you, here are the top 10 attributes …
Comparing buying property and renting out in England vs. France When comparing purchasing and renting out a property in England versus France, several factors come into play, including legalities, tax implications, rental yields, and market conditions. But if you are willing to tackle the French rental rules, the average price of French properties is below …
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Flat leaseholders and their concerns regarding high service charges Flat leaseholders are becoming increasingly worried about their service charges and in many cases, people are feeling trapped as they are struggling to sell their properties. Why have service charges increased so much? Matthew Cox, who heads up Charles Cox Property Group talks to Andrew Marsh …
Landlords breathe a sigh of relief as the Energy Efficiency requirements deadline is dropped. Landlords were expecting bills of around £10K per property to meet the new energy efficiency ratings of C by 2025. The proposed targets would have meant that all new rental properties had to be compliant by 2025 and existing properties by …
Landlords are selling buy-to-let property portfolios to escape tax crackdown, and there has certainly been an increase in the number of buy-to-let property portfolios changing hands or leaving the market completely. In recent years, landlords have had to deal with a multitude of tax changes and ‘Making Tax Digital’ is yet another government rule that …
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