Britain's biggest buy-to-let landlords, Fergus and Judith
Wilson, are to withdraw from the property business, selling their entire
portfolio of nearly 1,000 homes in the Ashford and Maidstone area in a deal
likely to net the controversial duo at least £100m – and spark speculation that
property prices have peaked. The Wilsons met with widespread condemnation
earlier this year when it was revealed they had sent eviction notices to 200
tenants on housing benefit, saying they preferred eastern European migrants who
default much less frequently than single mums on welfare. They first shot to
prominence in 2006 when it was revealed that they had built up Britain's
biggest buy-to-let empire, sometimes snapping up a property every day in the
early part of the decade. Read more on the Guardian website.
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