Tag: landlord

Restarting the housing market

17th Jul 2020

Mortgage expert James Mayne explains the housing market restart and the stamp duty holiday. After the fourth consecutive month of house price decline, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a temporary stamp duty holiday which is aimed at restarting the housing market.

Posted in Mortgages

Tags: 10% deposit, Chancellor, Chichester IFA, First TIme Buyer, Halifax, James Mayne, landlord, landlord tax, lockdown, London, LTV, mortgage brokers, mortgage Chichester, mortgage expert, mortgage London, mortgage southeast, Nationwide, RICS Residential Market Survey, Rightmove, Rishi Sunak, stamp duty

Budget 2016 update

17th Mar 2016

By Hamish Gairns

Budget 2016 update

Posted in Budget summary, Investments, ISA

Tags: Airbnb, basic rate tax, budget 2016, capital gains tax, Chancellor, commercial stamp duty, corporation tax, digital economy, George Osborne, Higher rate tax, homeowner, income tax, ISA, landlord, micro-entrepeneur, sugar levy, sugar tax, tax avoidance, tax loopholes

Raising capital on your buy to let properties in order to grow your portfolio

21st Mar 2014

By James Mayne

The Guardian has recently highlighted an innovative way in which buy to let landlords can raise capital on their buy to let property via an interest-free loan, although doing so will cost them a share…

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Tags: BTL, buy to let, Equity Loan, interest-free loan, landlord, property

Buy to Let: handy tips for first time landlords

15th Mar 2013

By James Mayne

There are signs that the UK property market could be set for another buy to let boom as the Council of Mortgage Lenders has released data that shows that £16.4 billion was lent to buy…

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Tags: buy to let, buy to let broker, buy to let mortgage, fire, landlord, landlord insurance, lending criteria, maintenance, rental income, repairs, safety, tenancy agreement, tenant