This week the Telegraph hit the nail on the head when they reported that Landlord profits had collapsed in the past decade following an onslaught of taxes and red tape. That coupled with the unbelievable amount of hoops landlords have to jump through has pushed the entire sector to breaking point. You can attempt to whip out as many rose-tinted glasses as you like, but the fact of the matter is, we’re deep into a war on landlords, and it’s pushed many of us to the decision tha

Dive deep into the latest property news as Ranjan Bhattacharya and Andrew Roberts unravel why councils are stepping away from social housing. This video is a must-watch for property investors seeking to understand the shifting dynamics of the property market. Discover the implications of councils like Central Bedfordshire and Nottingham pulling out of housing projects and what it means for the real estate market. Gain expert insights into why councils are struggling with housin

Propertymark says the Renters' Rights Bill must provide a greater degree of balance between tenants, landlords and agents to ensure a healthy private rented sector (PRS). While the organisation welcomes the government's commitment to avoid rent controls, it emphasises the need for clarity on how the legislation will address the significant demand for rental properties and boost supply. The bill – which has its first Committee stage today (Tuesday 22 October) - must also outli