As returns for the UK’s private landlords drop, strong
returns have instead come from investing in their corporate residential
equivalent, a new report reveals. Research from property investment specialist
BondMason says despite seeing strong returns for the last few decades, most
private landlords would have done better if they had sold their properties
three years ago, as tax changes started to bite, and invested in listed
corporate landlords instead. And the research suggest the worst is still to
come as many private landlords may start to struggle to balance the annual
costs of owning a rental property, with the post-tax rental income received.
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