Reply to the comment left by Crouchender at 10:21 Please stop calling him Andy Pandy. I was a huge fan of the actual Andy Pandy and this is an insult to my favourite childhood tv character! RIP Andy Pandy, I...
Reply to the comment left by Beaver at 10:10 This isn’t a surprise- it’s inevitable that, for us in England too, the courts won’t be able to act in a timely manner. But sometimes, it’s not just non payment of...
Reply to the comment left by Beaver at 15:35 You have absolutely hit the nail on the head. What’s happening isn’t just one major change that’s ruining landlord’s businesses, it’s death by a thousand cuts. The overall trajectory is what...
And this is exactly the sort of thinking that’s just made me tell my tenants that I’ll be selling up, much to their dismay. The rent for the property is good value and has had no increases and they are...
Yes the tangible benefit for me (together with the proposed tax changes by Burnham) has been to make it a much easier decision to sell. In business you have to adapt or die. For a small landlord like me the...
I think that rent controls are an inevitability especially with devolution on the cards. Khan in london has always wanted them. And other Mayors will follow as there are always going to be more renters than landlords so why should...
Reply to the comment left by Debra at 18:17 Thanks for correcting me on the 0.96 per cent point. I’m still not sure how landlords could increase rent by the whole amount of the new land tax or how to...
Hello, new to this forum. I am absolutely panicking. There are various issues: 1. The property land tax is on owners at 0.96%. Tenants will not have to pay council tax as this will be abolished. They will effectively pay...
Reply to comment left by Dee Gidda at 20/07/2026 - 10:21
Reply to the comment left by Crouchender at 10:21 Please stop calling him Andy Pandy. I was a huge fan of the actual Andy Pandy and this is an insult to my favourite childhood tv character! RIP Andy Pandy, I...
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Reply to the comment left by Beaver at 10:10 This isn’t a surprise- it’s inevitable that, for us in England too, the courts won’t be able to act in a timely manner. But sometimes, it’s not just non payment of...
Read More →Reply to comment left by [email protected] at 26/06/2026 - 15:35
Reply to the comment left by Beaver at 15:35 You have absolutely hit the nail on the head. What’s happening isn’t just one major change that’s ruining landlord’s businesses, it’s death by a thousand cuts. The overall trajectory is what...
Read More →14th July 2026, 7 days ago
And this is exactly the sort of thinking that’s just made me tell my tenants that I’ll be selling up, much to their dismay. The rent for the property is good value and has had no increases and they are...
Read More →Reply to comment left by [email protected] at 03/07/2026 - 17:11
Yes the tangible benefit for me (together with the proposed tax changes by Burnham) has been to make it a much easier decision to sell. In business you have to adapt or die. For a small landlord like me the...
Read More →3rd July 2026, 3 weeks ago
Now I’ve heard it all
Read More →2nd July 2026, 3 weeks ago
I think that rent controls are an inevitability especially with devolution on the cards. Khan in london has always wanted them. And other Mayors will follow as there are always going to be more renters than landlords so why should...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Debra Williams at 29/06/2026 - 18:17
Reply to the comment left by Debra at 18:17 Thanks for correcting me on the 0.96 per cent point. I’m still not sure how landlords could increase rent by the whole amount of the new land tax or how to...
Read More →29th June 2026, 3 weeks ago
Hello, new to this forum. I am absolutely panicking. There are various issues: 1. The property land tax is on owners at 0.96%. Tenants will not have to pay council tax as this will be abolished. They will effectively pay...
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