Landlords looking to invest in buy-to-let properties are
still flocking to the capital, as London sits at the top of a list of UK
hotspots. It's closely followed by Birmingham and Bristol in the top 20 areas
where buy-to-let properties have been bought in the last year, according to
data from Barclays Mortgages. Nottingham, Manchester and Leeds also saw a big
jump in demand. London landlords also unsurprisingly get the biggest monthly
rental revenues, with an average income of £1,900 per month. However, while
Barclays highlighted rental amounts, it failed to drill down into the yields on
offer - rental return as a percentage of purchase price. Read more on the Daily Mail website.
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