WHY is Buy-To-Let over...?

A question that never seems to disappear is - Is Buy-To-Let over? or is this the end for Buy-To-Let? Everyone seems to think that Buy-To-Let is going to end, but is it? This video is going to shine some light into what the future looks like for Buy-To-Let... Do I think it's the end for Buy-To-Let? Or do you think it's the end for Buy-To-Let?

Let me know in the comments what you think about the future for Buy-To-Let!

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00:00 - Intro
00:48 - Interest Rates
03:02 - Cost Of Living
04:07 - Government
05:11 - Are they still Viable
07:34 - How to find the right one?

[richrender-xyem]

The days for the small landlord are done with,
I’ve exited recently, thats me being involved in a construction background aswell.
As others have said, max out your isa allowance first. I’ve a stocks and shares Isa and it’s up 12% in the last 12 months as well as a cash isa that sits at 5%, the ultimate passive income, max out your payments and your up to a 100 grand in no time, plus one of the many wonders of the world compound interest.
The government has made the small landlord a pariah due to over regulation, and I cannot be doing with the hastle of it all, life’s to short. Just wait until Labour get in later in the year with the rent “regulations” ie rent caps, and yet more regulation.

[lindseyscott]

It's over for the person wanting 2 or 3 for a pension pot just now. Nearly did it but would have taken me 5 years just to pay back the fees. That's without a boiler packing up or the roof leaking. In my area the house valuations hasn't gone crazy so may as well stick it in an ISA at 5%

[balazsrepasi]

I love this Guy. He knows, understand the economy. I am buying my first buy to let. If all goes well will get the keys on the 11th of September. I am shting my pants, I am a so afraid on 1 property. And he done so many I am impressed. 👍😊

[Xiv]

As fewer Rentals are available, prices go up to a point. Then people make the tough decision to live with parents, grandparents or friends to save on the extortionate rent. Under high pressure unexpected fissures appear to vent the pressure.

[pmtilbury]

I’m diversified across property and equity funds - I do believe the main indices like the S&P are still down right now compared to 2021-22 especially if you exclude the Tech/AI stocks so maybe potential for significant growth when the economic slowdown comes to an end. I’m not buying more property at the moment but I do agree with everything Jamie says in this video

[pk-mhcx]

Great video! Thanks for the content.
May I ask how do you manage to buy a property in a country your are not resident in? I assume it’s more difficult to get a mortgage.

[shadowr]

As an expat what puts me off acquiring property in the UK is the tax I have to pay on a purchase, I have worked out that 6-8% of purchase price will go straight off the bat to HMRC, it is even worse in Scotland, money I will never see again....whats the point in investing in something when you are paying this tax upfront before ending a penny. Would appreciate some tips or advice, is this money recoverable ? or gone with the

[paulchamberlain]

Thanks for this analysis very much agree. I invest here in Australia and also in US and UK in buy to let properties. The same factors seem to be prevalent in all these places, increased Government meddling and taxes make it more and more expensive to build at the same time as the population is increasing at a high rate.
The media and Government tries to demonise landlords so much that this time last year, here in Western Australia, for every residential investment property being purchased 2.5 were being sold by landlords fed up with increasing regulation, taxes, interest and tenants rights……….Surprise surprise we now have a 0.5% vacancy rate and rents have increased 15-20% as suppply of rentals has fallen.
Government keeps saying they will build more but they are a major source of the issues. Started our investment journey 25 years ago and there is always a proportion of the population that have to rent and a proportion of them don’t want to or can’t buy.

[stuartt]

Properties - findable
Rates - feckin expensive!!
Fees - feckin expensive!!
Insurance - feckin expensive!!

[tanak]

The problem is this young generation believe that 1% rates are forever, I have people telling rates going down this year but they were saying that 8 months ago too, well I can tell you the Bank of England didn’t put these rates up to 5% just to drop after 2 years, no doubt the might drop it a quarter this summer but don’t think that’s going to be a downward trend, I’m telling you now expect interest rates to hover around 5-7 percent for the next 10 years

[AmeyBrunel]

Jamie, there's nothing for free, when its "free" we're the product...

[millercrypto]

A large % of Brits are leaving this country, selling up and moving abroad, fed up with crap governments, constant flow of riffraff entering the country being giving everything by the government whilst the majority of the working class tax payer struggle. Yes buy to let’s have been a great investment over the years but far too much going against it now, too many fees involved on top of a bubble in the housing market. Risk to reward is not great atm in my honest opinion. If prices crashed 30% in the next year or two and interest rates drop investing in property becomes viable again, until then best to sit tight, invest in gold and Bitcoin.

[FatLossuniversityy]

Has converting houses into flats under PD been granted?

[youtubeman]

Buy to let is doing well rents have gone through the 😊ceiling I’ve run out of money because I’m buying anything I can get my hands on, there is so many renters out there, houses are cheaper ok one or two problems with new rules but they are just occupational hazzards, I would say buy to let is better than it’s ever been. Very angry today Jamie good video

[sarahomare]

Excellent content and you made me laugh as always 🤣 Would you say that flipping is still good at the moment?

[johnporcella]

I have never seen Lendlord. What does it do? Anybody used it?

[laszlophotographyfilm]

Why councils doesn't let to split a nearly 130sqm house 4bed 3reception rooms if there is house shortage? In Blackpool council has a silly rule dated back to 2011 under 160sqm house you can't split to 2 flats. Crazy

[chrsdi]

It would be nice for transparency to mention that you have you bought and became a co-owner of Landlord.

[Haych_]

Buy to let is the end of the road don’t listen to this dude 😂😂😂

[ags]

What do you think about the most popular BTL loans being interest only?