Landlords Fleeing! Why So Many Rental Homes Are Up for Sale

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Landlords Fleeing! Why So Many Rental Homes Are Up for Sale

In this video, we explore the growing trend of landlords selling their rental properties. Why are so many exiting the market? From rising costs to changing regulations, find out the key reasons behind this mass exodus and what it means for the future of the rental market! Stay informed on the latest housing trends.

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been a landlord for 35 years / selling up as we speak . tenant rights, major tax changes the big factor . what are the government thinking !

rockitman
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A lot of landlords are getting too old for it - there are a lot over retirement age and now many young people starting off due to the high prices

pmtilbury
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Have 3 properties for sale and have accepted very good offers on all 3. Time to get out of dodge.

timrowley
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I think it's getting embrassing The bullying landlords are getting now Because it is bullying

stephen
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Landlords could make more money doing youtube videos,

philiplythgoe
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Penalised for being a Landlord and now Starmer wants to penalise Landlord's for leaving the market?

joebacchetti
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James, what are your thoughts on “Unrealised Gains Tax”?

Right now the Government have to wait until a landlord sells their house before they can charge Capital Gains Tax, my understanding is that Unrealised Gains Tax is something the government are considering and this would then mean landlords would have to pay tax on an annual basis on their unrealised gains whilst they’re not selling, so this way the government get their capital gains tax without the landlord

slomofs
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when a home becomes owner occupied on average the number of people in the property is lower than in rented. Owner occupiers buy the biggest they can afford many renters the cheapest that meets their criteria
So if home ownership increases unmet demand increases as a downside (There are many upsides that outweigh it but that doesn't mean the downside doesn't exist

Mike-lbhx
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i've got 2 years left on my mortgage deal (only 1 flat) so i'm going to see what the new rules are for giving notice going forward and sell up as dounds like too much risk in the future

RayleighBoy
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A LOT of London landlords have sold up, the estimate is 350, 000 since 2019! I guess the tenants will now buy the £million houses.

allykhan
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Hi James the MP’s won’t even notice what’s going on in the private rental housing sector for about another 2 years?
I pedict what will happen is they will start getting inundated by their constituents at their local surgeries of stories of surging rents and homelessness 😢and even then they will probably have to go off and get their personal assistants to research whats caused the crisis.

Danielcullen-glxd
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Let them go😅
We need more rental stock available on the market!

scienceevolves
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Did you see the new Darlington 2 year rates, 3.09!

Nizam-pbkp
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Do YOU ever have a day off or wot? lol

barmy_irooni
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Can someone tell me if its a good decision to buy flat now?

Should I have waited for few months from now to benefit from drop in prices of houses (if possible)

We bought at 4.85%, was that fair?

I would love a genuine opinion

onlinemoneyhub
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Why don't the landlord haters, who rent, buy the houses landlords are selling😂, 😮no but I'd have to save 10% deposit , credit check and maintenance..😂

paulcoates
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Unfortunately you couldn’t EVEN flip an egg let alone a Proprty keep with videos so you can make your money there! 👍

barmy_irooni
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Not sure about your catchphrase bro. Be sincere not sexy no tickle.. Great channel tho.

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