Landlords in Central London who are looking for the peace of mind that comes with a property inventory that is appropriately comprehensive, unbiased, and up to date may be further assured that they are in the correct location by the most recent list of buy-to-let hotspots provided by barclays mortgages. For the purpose of compiling this data, the firm conducted an analysis on more than 500 of its clients who had purchased a buy-to-let property in either 2014 or 2015. Another poll was conducted with 500 landlords who owned buy-to-let properties. Seventy-five percent of these landlords said that they owned several properties. The ownership of numerous homes was notably prevalent among landlords in Bradford and Glasgow. In the poll conducted by Barclays Mortgages, London remained in the top rank, which it also held the previous year. Birmingham, on the other hand, moved up to the second place position, moving up from seventh the previous year. The top 10 consisted of nottingham, manchester, reading, leeds, southampton, peterborough, and slough. Bristol finished in third place, the same position it had in 2014. It is clear that many landlords are ready to hunt for bargain in areas outside of the capital city, as seen by the inclusion of london commuter towns like Luton and Milton Keynes in other places on the top 20 list. This news comes at an uncertain moment for buy-to-let, since the recent budget presented by Chancellor George Osborne saw the introduction of curbs to historic landlord tax benefits. This news comes against the background of an uncertain period for buy-to-let. Not only will there be restrictions put on the tax relief that richer buy-to-let investors may now claim before to the next election, but the existing “wear and tear allowance” will also be changed in April of the following year. although this arrangement makes it possible for landlords to reduce the amount of tax that they have to pay The new approach will only provide tax relief when new furniture are introduced into their home, regardless of whether the existing furnishings in their property are replaced or not. Despite this, the buy-to-let industry is doing rather well, as shown in part by the fact that the council of mortgage lenders (CML) reported a 22 percent growth in buy-to-let financing in the year leading up to may. This suggests that there are a lot of potential investors out there looking to either increase the size of their buy-to-let portfolios or become landlords for the first time. These potential investors could be located in London or in other popular areas revealed by the aforementioned analysis, such as Ilford, Harrow, Edinburgh, Swindon, or Plymouth. For those who live in the capital, however, it is still as important as ever to request the appropriate professional inventory service in central London from a company that is well-known for its professionalism and comprehensive approach. One such company is yellow oak inventories ltd, which has staff members who are knowledgeable and friendly, and who are waiting for your call.
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