Paresh Raja, CEO, Market Financial Solutions, explores who accidental landlords actually are and how the specialist finance sector can better support them.

Taxes, evictions, and mortgage rates remain the biggest concerns for landlords, according to the latest survey from Landbay.

Rising tenant demand and a desire to expand portfolios are continuing to fuel an appetite among landlords to make more property investments.

Landlords are increasingly seeking incorporation and are now much more likely to have significant numbers of properties within such a structure

Valuations for the transaction were undertaken by CBRE, and legal due diligence was provided by Philip Lee LLP in Dublin and Trowers & Hamlins in London.

69% of landlords planning to purchase will buy in a limited company, according to new findings from Paragon Bank.

Only 4.5% of landlords plan to expand their property portfolios in 2025, according to data released by SpareRoom.

The new £50m facility will allow the Church of England Pensions Board to continue to purchase properties to meet the increasing numbers of retiring clergy households.

The looming Renters’ Rights Bill has been found to be the main driver for landlords downsizing their investments this year.

Individual ownership remains widespread among landlords, with the majority holding their portfolios in their own name, according to new data.