Rising interest rates and higher operational costs are closely linked to the amount that landlords charge for rent, according to Landbay's latest research.
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Rising interest rates and higher operational costs are closely linked to the amount that landlords charge for rent, according to Landbay's latest research.
Average landlords are earning £4,000 less a year per property compared to 2020 due to high interest rates
Despite the increase, demand is still off the pace set last year
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Fewer than 1 in 5 landlords said rely on a property management company, with a quarter using an estate agent.
The North East has performed particularly well achieving a double-digit yield in the second quarter of this year.
The nationwide survey revealed significant concerns over proposed rent controls, property taxes, and regulatory changes.
Alongside the rate reductions, the lender has also announced the launch of a new two-year, fixed-rate product for Professional borrowers.
The specialist lender has also launched a new limited edition buy-to-let product on a 5-year fixed term of up to 65% LTV.
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