Landlords BEWARE: Buy-to-Let is Changing.

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Title	:	Landlords BEWARE: Buy-to-Let is Changing.
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3 months rent areas is unreasonable Can I be 3 months in areas on my mortgage? If a tenant is 3 months behind the chances they will bring it all up to date is almost zero
Comment from : @kellywalker4494

Thanks, very good presentation but short of 2 very important poitsbr1- What about 15 stamp duety if to by for LTD company name??br2- In envirement bof Indefinite term of rent how to rise rent in level of INFLATION ??
Comment from : @BarbicanRuslan

Really really good video On par with most property gurus that have hundreds of thousands of sub Keep it up
Comment from : @realkliment

Labour are shite, I’m not even a landlord I’m a 20 year old and it seams all they are doing is stopping any opportunity for anyone to escape the 9-5 Groundhog Day reality
Comment from : @xci3383

All estate agent taking all checks enforcing giving rent to the person
Comment from : @ipsasingh6177

As a landlord with legal experience, there is plenty to worry about Incentives for tenants to dispute rent increases, having to rely on a broken court system, draconian (including criminal) penalties for innocent non-compliance to name but a few Whoever thinks there is nothing to worry about, is in for a shock
Comment from : @Misiu223

Re ltd, not always good idea if you are in retirement age or close & that’s your only income or if your usual income is via a trading company If you sell to your Ltd you pay stamp duty again
Comment from : @sanjanadeb2957

Landlords Beware - you're going to have to pay your fair share! Oh diddum's
Comment from : @scratchyrice

These rules are only "bad" for certain landords the jerk type! I personally don't mind following these rules for my buy to let
Comment from : @aynaz1773

The government has effectively removed property rights from ownersbrbrThe fact banks can repossess a property for a defaulted mortgage in the fraction of the time a landlord can for non payment of rent says it all about who has the real power in our society
Comment from : @jasonaris5316

I have been caught out in the past by tenants who appear 100 and caused me no end of hassle But I honestly think that savvy tenants will realise that if they cause trouble they may find it hard to rent again, because landlords are going to seriously scrutinise tenants and of course insist on references from past landlords But all said and done, it is nevertheless a serious worry unless of course you have a large portfolio and can loose the odd hiccup
Comment from : @peterpage7322

Rents are going up All extra cost always passed on So real losers are renters and stock dries up as landlords sell up creating a higher demand
Comment from : @1forzak

Landlords have had it too good for too long
Comment from : @Jamal-Ahmed786

Ltd company is not more tax efficient in many situations If you withdraw your profits from the company you'll actually pay more tax with the corporation tax and dividend tax combined than owning personally Plus you really get stung if you make a large gain and want to sell the property and withdraw the cash
Comment from : @Max-nu1sc

As someone who owns a property in an area with an existing council licensing scheme, its just money for old rope, council charges a fee for the privilege Will the govt do the same? I have no problem with registering my property on a database for transparency I object to what is in effect an additional tax on me
Comment from : @glostergloster6945

If you really believe that the renter's rights bill is no problem for landlords, you need to change your job I couldn’t bear to listen to you anymore Good luck dealing with savvy tenants who know how to play the rules
Comment from : @panayiotispanayides2141