As the fallout from misplaced government fiscal policy combined with spiralling interest rates continues to breed uncertainty in the markets, many Landlords are now considering the position of their portfolio.
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With inflation on the rise, landlords are selling their rental portfolios en masse. We explore how some landlords are utilising co-living to keep hold of their portfolios, despite increasing costs.
With the market cooling, now may be the perfect time to consider becoming an accidental landlord, particularly if a timely onward purchase is necessary.
At what point does the upward trajectory of landlord and rental market regulation impact on the ability for landlords to achieve a profit, and what happens if they exit the market?
We now sit on an upward curve of mortgage rate rises which looks set to be consistent for 2022. Landlords are not only battling this but also a tightening of the lending criteria. What does this mean for landlords and how can landlords mitigate the impact of the current financial climate?
