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Buy-to-Let Still a "Sound" Investment
Potential property investors should not be too concerned by the recent interest rate rises, as there is still money to be made from buy-to-let, an expert has claimed.
The main point for landlords to remember is to ensure that the property is occupied and, with the average buy-to-let tenant remaining in a single property for longer than ever, many landlords should not find that too much of a problem.
Lee Tillcock, editor of Business Moneyfacts, said that although there have been some concerns over the continuing sustainability and profitability of buy-to-let, rates are still close to historic lows and the market therefore still offers "a sound long-term investment".
"The long-term outlook for demand is also positive," he continued. "Recent research has reported that the number of one person households or 'living loners' will increase by 53 per cent to 9.9 million by 2026; the resulting increase in the number of flats and converted houses in the future as a result of this will only drive the rental market further."
However, he recommended doing sufficient research before "jumping with both feet" as additional time and cost will be required in order to comply with new legislation.
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