Friday, Mar 30, 2007
20% of UK landlords want more than one buy-to-let property
Houseladder.co.uk: One in five landowners seek multiple properties
20% of UK landlords want to own more than one buy-to-let property according to Landlord Mortgages. The majority, however, see one investment property as sufficient to provide a nest egg for retirement. The UK buy-to-let market is second only to Poland in terms of profitability.
Posted by Caroline @ 01:20 PM (159 views) Add Comment
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1. paul said...
What do Houseladder.co.uk do? Sell paid-for advertising to sell people's houses?
Particularly incisive and independent research here Caroline - thanks for posting it.
I asked my barber if he thought of reaching a wider market online, or even offering his services over the web - you know "left a bit, right a bit .... and CUT" but he ridiculed the idea.
He said that at the current rate of hair growth, with hair coming out of people's arms and even backs - he is also looking to offer multiple-area trimming services. Bit off on top, bit off down below etc. he'd have enough trouble keeping up.
2. millard said...
well that's it i'm convinced, I'm going to buy a house having read this article and next month I'll MEW to get a BLT; afterall a remortgage should release enough capital to get a sandwich.
3. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
Well, good to see landlords will be mopping up supply.
I guess the question is whether this is in fact true.
The next question is whether they will buy in a falling market.
4. C'mon Correction said...
"One in five landowners are idiots " !!