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10 Reasons Why Buy-to-Let Property Investment is Dead in London
11:14 AM, 1st August 2024, 2 years ago
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In this video, Ranjan Bhattacharya dives into the top 10 reasons why buy-to-let property investment in London is no longer a viable option. Ranjan covers all the critical factors driving investors away from the London market.
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or considering your first property purchase, this video provides essential insights you can’t afford to miss. Watch now to understand the current landscape and make informed decisions about your property investments.
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Member Since August 2024 - Comments: 2
11:45 AM, 1st August 2024, About 2 years ago
Hi guys, I don’t know if this is the best place to share this information but since it’s a forum for landlords I just thought I’d say this here,
I’m not sure if many people are aware of the fact that there’s an Australian lawyer called Jordan van berg who has been encouraging people to break into and squat in vacant properties. His tiktok account has over 200k followers and at first he was just concentrating on vacant properties in Australia but now he has taken things further by trying to reach out to people in the US and UK. He is sharing the locations of these vacant properties publicly and encouraging people to break into them and essentially destroy other people’s property.
There are news articles online about this guy and his clearly objectionable antics and I wanted to warn as many landlords and homeowners about him.
Kind regards.
Member Since August 2024 - Comments: 2
12:31 PM, 1st August 2024, About 2 years ago
Reply to the comment left by Landlord from d18 at 01/08/2024 – 11:45
Edited* Jordan van den Berg
Member Since December 2023 - Comments: 1582
12:33 PM, 1st August 2024, About 2 years ago
Is Khan one of the reasons?
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4:18 PM, 1st August 2024, About 2 years ago
You have to agree with most of what he says, and is a pretty good presenter too.
Member Since May 2014 - Comments: 620
8:38 AM, 2nd August 2024, About 2 years ago
Reply to the comment left by Cider Drinker at 01/08/2024 – 12:33
Khan is a disaster for london.
He thinks that all rents should the same as social rents and the other bright idea that he came up with is that if they cannot be social rents then they should be based on the average wage in the area and presumably he means no more than one third of the average income.
In an expensive area like most of London how do these sums add up!
Member Since May 2019 - Comments: 42
5:49 PM, 6th August 2024, About 2 years ago
Reply to the comment left by Landlord from d18 at 01/08/2024 – 11:45
He should be jailed for inciting crime.
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6:14 PM, 6th August 2024, About 2 years ago
Excellently articulated and totally true. I want out of London BTL but am reluctant to evict my good long term existing tenants.
You missed however, new EPC requirements.. I have been quoted enormous figures of up to 14k to upgrade to C… And to save my tenants less than £350 a year? I would rather give my tenants a £450 rent reduction..