Buy-to-Let Research Report
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allthough i am sure that there are many areas that it is still well worthwhile purchasing buy to let properties, and i would be interested to hear what the best returns investors are getting, I find that in my area prices have risen so much that to purchase a buy to let property the current rental returns would be less than 4% consequently whereas 10 years ago i was getting a return of 12 to 15 % my return now is 4 to 5% on current values of course at the moment i am finding the capital value is still increasing , but still to fund new purchases the return would not justify the cost
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Buy-to-Let Research Report
Readers of Rosie Millard's column in the Sunday Times 8/9/06 will have seen the reference to a research report commissioned by ARLA on the tenth anniversary of its launch by ARLA - The Association of Residential Letting Agents. They say:
"Buy to Let has proved to be a force for good in the housing market and a major industry in its own right. This assessment was presented at No. One Birdcage Walk, Westminster, today (Sept 26), in a specially commissioned report, “Buy to Let, The Revolution – 10 Years On.”
Today over a million households live in Buy to Let properties. These property assets are worth well over £120 billion and the Buy to Let sector contributes over £30 billion to the economy each year. This contribution is worth more than that made by all the pubs, hotels and restaurants in the country and is over four times more than the contribution from the motor industry."
You can get the full report by Michael Ball, Professor of Urban and Property Economics at the University of Reading Business School on the ARLA website hereTags: None
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by nukecadTell your kid that with no CT liablity they should apply to the council for the extra £150 as a 'Local energy discretionary' payout.
The councils have been given money to give to people in this situation, HMO's etc.
Have a look on their council website for how they are running their...-
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by AndrewDodHere is another bit of pending legislation/government spittle that has been ill thought through.
My kid has a tenancy which includes Council Tax and Energy as part of the rent. Her rent has gone up a lot as a result of increased cost of these inclusions.
Now after the fact...-
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Reply to Pharoah antsby nukecadThis tells you twhy you can't get rid of them the same way as other ants, and that store bought ant killers will not work.
It gives suggestions on what you can do:
https://www.east-northamptonshire.go...8/pharaoh_ants-
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28-05-2022, 13:53 PM -
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by anonkianaHi, I need advice please.
I moved into block of flats in September last year and after the first night i moved in I opened one of my boxes that had a crumb of food and i kid you not there were at least 500-600 ants in it all over each other, from that day I have been complaining. As weather...-
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27-05-2022, 11:42 AM -
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by DPT57I think that you're supposed to spend £10k on energy saving improvements and if this doesnt get it to a C, you're still allowed to let it.
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Channel: Residential Letting Questions
28-05-2022, 13:03 PM -
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Is there any information you can point me to that deals with this topic? It is unlikely that I will be able to get my properties up to a Band C in time for 2028 and I have sitting tenants who are, by law, entitled to stay put in their properties and can't just be evicted because they have a right to...
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27-05-2022, 22:11 PM -
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Reply to Section 257 HMO and Council Taxby Ted.E.BearNo, it is likely that the VOA simply don't know about it. Anything that brings it to the attention of the council may well result in a referral for revaluing.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/understa...ple-occupation- HMOs with little or no adaptation: Where minor adaptations like door locks are
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28-05-2022, 12:56 PM -
by Tony-EdwardsI believe that under a shared-facility HMO situation, Council Tax is levied on the whole property.
I'm thinking of buying a Section 257 HMO (a building converted to 4 self-contained studios that doesn't meet the relevant building standards).
I'm being told it is paying 1 council...-
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28-05-2022, 09:28 AM -
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Reply to Section 257 HMO and Council Taxby DPT57The VOA is likely to chamge it to at least 4x band A at some point.
You may also need an HMO licence if the Council have or introduce an Additional Licensing scheme.-
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28-05-2022, 12:50 PM -
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Reply to Resident landlord or AST?jpkeates, I've been busy recently but just wanted to come on here to say thank you for your detailed reply. It's most helpful and I'll pass it on. I imagine it will be reassuring to know the potential outcomes, even if it doesn't go the tenant's way.
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