The buy-to-let market is, in most areas, weathering the property slow down. Recent reports show that the reduction of mortgage offers is decreasing competition amongst landlords, and as people wait to see what the market is doing, rents and landlords’ profits are increasing.* This potential for increased profits is leading some investors, such as Steve Tucker and Jenna Hales, to go against the negative trend and continue to invest in property.
Recent reports show that 46% of all investment landlords have the intention of capitalising on the recent fall in house prices, by buying property in the next 12 months.
The buy-to-let market is, in most areas, weathering the property slow down. Recent reports show that the reduction of mortgage offers is decreasing competition amongst landlords, and as people wait to see what the market is doing, rents and landlords’ profits are increasing.
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