Landlords who accidentally fell into the rental sector
could pocket over £800,000 as property values soar – with research revealing
many don’t even know how much potential profit they’re sitting on. As the
average UK house price increased by 17.72% over the past ten years,
StudentTenant.com analysed how much accidental landlord’s properties are worth
now, and how much they could be worth in another five years. One in four UK
landlords may be described as accidental landlord – that is those who have
become a landlord without having made the conscious decision to join the
buy-to-let housing market. Read more on 24housing.
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