Limited Company Structures

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If you’re a private landlord planning to rent your property as a house share or student flat to three or more unrelated individuals, you’ll need an HMO licence (and a specialized HMO mortgage) to proceed.

Understanding the difference between Buy-to-Let and Holiday-Let Mortgages

Welcome savvy investors and aspiring property moguls to our comprehensive breakdown of the differences between Buy-to-Let (BTL) mortgages and Holiday-Let mortgages. As the heatwaves in the UK draw us all closer to the allure of rural retreats and coastal escapes, the demand for holiday-let homes has surged.

Is buying an investment property as your first home feasible?

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Becoming a Portfolio Landlord in the UK Property Market: Maximizing Returns and Overcoming Mortgage Challenges

Becoming a portfolio landlord can offer significant advantages, but it’s essential to understand the ins and outs of this strategy. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of being a portfolio landlord, discuss return expectations, provide examples of successful landlords, and guide you on becoming one.

The British property market has seen its fair share of changes and challenges over the years, but resilient landlords have always found ways to adapt and thrive. One significant shift we’ve witnessed is the growing trend of landlords setting up limited companies to manage their rental properties, a testament to their adaptability and foresight.

The tax landscape for landlords has shifted quite a bit in recent years. Previously, you could deduct mortgage interest as a personal landlord, but the rules have changed, and it once was more favourable. Limited companies, though, can still benefit from these deductions, making it a more tax-efficient option for many.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Limited companies offer other perks, like better financial planning, asset protection, and smoother estate planning. If you’re a landlord or considering becoming one and want to know why limited companies are all the rage in the UK, we will connect you with a specialist who is an expert in buying properties in limited company structures, ensuring you’re in good hands.

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