by Guest | 4 May 2016 | Buy To Let
As the new buy-to-let stamp duty surcharge takes hold, and landlords look for ways to offset the additional expenditure they are incurring on new purchases and take the sting off the proposed reduction in tax relief that will come into effect from 2017....
by Alec Hanson | 13 Jan 2016 | Accountants/Tax
Good news – I recently have heard from Matthew Moody, that the Government are going to debate the petition that many of you have signed. Bad news – it’s NOT to reverse tax relief on mortgages its to Scrap plans forcing self employed & small...
by Julie Hanson | 24 Nov 2015 | Mortgages
The CML estimates that gross mortgage lending reached £21.8 billion in October – which is 8% higher than September’s lending total of £20.1 billion. Lending also rose 19% year-on-year from £18.4 billion in October 2014, in addition to...
by Julie Hanson | 3 Nov 2015 | Finding a Tenant/Property Management
Selling your house is one of the most fraught, stress-inducing experiences that you’ll ever have to endure. There is so much riding on your transaction going to plan, from your financial situation to the next property you’ll buy, your ability to expand...
by Julie Hanson | 14 Oct 2015 | Property News
Despite the fact that sales growth has gained significant momentum over the month, lack of new sales instructions and limited stock are seen as substantial restraints. The September 2015 Residential Market Survey results indicate that this may dampen transaction...
by Julie Hanson | 3 Sep 2015 | Property Strategies
Establishing a good buy-to-let portfolio can be arduous and time-consuming. Even when you think you’ve got things right, it can still feel like there isn’t enough time in the day. Unreliable tenants, empty homes, and all sorts of other problems can lead...
