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Landlords, Brexit & April’s Tax Reforms
Brexit and April’s tax reforms for landlords have raised new questions and challenges for property investors. Residential, buy to let, commercial property and alternate housing investments such as student housing are all affected. Jerald Solis of Experience Invest and Ray Boulger of John Charcol comment on some of the concerns faced by property investors today and offer some insight and tips.
Jerald Solis, Business Development & Acquisitions Director, Experience Invest
- Brexit good for investment from overseas.
- April’s tax reforms may push landlords into higher income bracket.
- Student accommodation, buy to let homes, nursing homes sound investments.
- Buying in right area and due diligence are key, always seek advice from professional consultancies.
Ray Boulger, Independent Mortgage Expert, John Charcol
- Increasingly landlords have to comply with more legislation and tax regulations.
- Aspiring landlords must do as much research as possible before entering the profession.
- Property historically has been a sound investment in the UK.
- With the demand there is every reason to think this will continue, but do your homework.
For a short video to accompany these insights and tips please see the following link;
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