One in five renters believes that the removal of mortgage
interest tax relief on buy-to-let homes will reduce the supply of rented
properties in their area. The research, commissioned by GoCompare Mortgages,
also revealed that some tenants were concerned that they will face rent hikes
as buy-to-let landlords pass on the higher costs, with 6% saying they had
already seen a rise. According to the study, the housing crisis has got so bad
that nearly a third (31%) of all people renting believe they will never own a
home. Read more on the what Mortgage website.
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The number of rental properties without a lounge is surging, and people are
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