Data from lender, Precise Mortgages, has revealed that
over a fifth of landlords are planning to expand their portfolio with the
addition of an HMO (Houses in Multiple Occupation). HMOs are proving to be an attractive
proposition in a time of market uncertainty, with HMO landlords achieving the
highest average rental yields at 6.3% compared with the market average of 5.5%.
The research shows average rental yields across the market as a whole are at
their lowest for nine years. Average yields for all property types dropped 0.3%
in Q2 from 5.8% in the first quarter of this year and are now at their lowest
level since 2010. Read more on the Property Reporter website.
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