Monday 19 June 2017

London Has Highest Landlord Costs In UK But This Is Offset By Higher Rent

London has been identified as the most expensive part of Britain to be a landlord, followed by the South East while the North East of England is the cheapest. The average cost for a landlord in London, excluding any mortgage and tax and including void periods, is £6,535 a year, or 32% of rental income, according to the research from lender Kent Reliance. This compares to the average cost nationwide of £3,632 per year for landlords but this is still a chunk of income, amounting to 34% of rent coming in as landlords get higher rents in London which is offsetting some of the higher costs. Read more on Property Wire.

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