Landlords’ confidence in the UK has fallen as they face
the prospect of higher tax costs and weakening house prices, although rents are
climbing, pushing up yields, the latest research shows. Just 41% of landlords
are confident about the prospects for their portfolios, following the recent
taxation and regulatory changes, according to the sixth edition of Kent
Reliance’s Buy to Let Britain survey report. This represents a fall from 44% in
the previous quarter, and compares to 67% seen three years ago. Political and
economic uncertainty will only add to landlords’ concerns, the report points
out. Read more on the Property Wire website.
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