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t’s been tense week this week as landlords waited patiently for Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget. As the countdown began to the Chancellor’s announcement, the biggest fear for landlords was a possible hike in Capital Gains Tax.
Yet to the utter relief of the entire landlord sector, the day passed with the news that CGT was going to remain the same for buy-to-let properties. Property investors didn’t walk away completely unscathed, however. As Mortgage Solutions reported, the Chancellor announced that the stamp duty surcharge on the purchase of second properties would be increased from 3% to 5%.
Despite the overall good news, many landlords have remained in brace position and have reached out to exit the market and sell their buy-to-lets.
Continue reading No change to CGT, but four landlords say: we’re out!

This week the Telegraph hit the nail on the head when they reported that Landlord profits had collapsed in the past decade following an onslaught of taxes and red tape.

A mass sell-off is currently underway in the landlord sector, and it only looks set to increase. EPC requirements, The Renters Rights Bill, mounting financial pressures, the list of reasons goes on.
David Coughlin, CEO of Landlord Sales Agency recently joined forces with Paul Shamplina, the Founder of Landlord Action, TV presenter, author of articles, books and blogs as well as a regular speaker at property seminars and conferences, to identify and discuss key steps landlords need to take to achieve the highest profits from their portfolios in 2023. The webinar was watched bu hundreds of landlords and they were inundated with questions from those watching.
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