Landlord confidence in their own lettings business has
reached a record low, according to research* by the National Landlords
Association (NLA). In the NLA’s survey for Q2 2019, only 29 percent of
landlords said their business expectations for the next three months were good
or very good, the lowest level since the survey began in Q4 2006. Confidence
levels dropped significantly in the second half of 2015 in response to George
Osborne’s changes to landlord taxation, but had until now remained above 35
percent. This represents a marked shift in confidence since the Government
announced its proposal to abolish section 21 no-fault evictions. Read more on
the NLA website.
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