Residential landlords in the UK are being urged not to
read too much into the decision by the country to leave the European Union,
having gone through a turbulent period recently. Buy to let landlords are now
paying a 3% surcharge in stamp duty on each additional property they buy to add
to their portfolios and are also facing further tax changes. Now there are
concerns that Brexit could affect their businesses. However, according the
National Landlords Association (NLA), while leaving the EU is completely
unknown territory, jumping to conclusions isn’t going to help anyone. Read more
on Property Wire.
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