Property118 Landlords Newsletter – Issue 74

Property118 Landlords Newsletter – Issue 74

13:22 PM, 23rd November 2011, About 13 years ago 2

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There is a lot of focus and discussion on the Governments Housing Strategy released on Monday but there are plenty of other landlord stories to educate and entertain in our second issue of the week, including guest articles from the Property Maverick, Nick Stott, Vanessa Warwick and Martin Cunningham.

The latest articles from guest writers

The latest articles added by the Property Maverick, Kelvin Kingsley, UK portfolio landlord and overseas developer:
“The story of a Value Investor” part 1 – The Property Maverick
“The story of a Value Investor” part 2 – The Property Maverick
View all articles by the Property Maverick

 

The latest articles by Nick Stott, landlord, investor, estate agent, letting agent, and property manager from Warrington:
Holding Court? Holding hands more like
View all articles by Nick Stott

 

The latest articles by Vanessa Warwick, professional landlord, consultant, speaker and Property Tribes founder:
Holiday lets are the investment opportunity of the decade … here’s why ….
View all articles by Vanessa Warwick

 

The first instalment from our new guest writer, Martin Cunnigham, Commercial Director of Archant’s property portal Homes24:
HomeValues – Spotlight on homes24.co.uk new tools


The latest property industry News as sourced by the Property118 News Team

HSE Warning to Landlords
Build-to-let Will Solve Britain’s Housing Needs, MPs Told
Desperate Home Sellers Ready to Agree Deep Discounts
Water Damage the Biggest Costs to Landlords
Don’t Forget Rent’s Not the Only Buy to Let Income
Buy to Let Landlords Snubbed Under New Housing Deal
Housing Strategy Key Points


The latest Landlord Log’s added by Mark Alexander, founder of Property118:

Developers can’t afford to build – the consequences?
Private Pensions Could Help Solve the Housing Crisis
View all articles by Mark Alexander

 


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Comments

6:12 AM, 24th November 2011, About 13 years ago

The market is driven by demand, those with an income of 12K or less, of which there are many thousands, cannot raise the necessary deposit and maintain their living standards.

BobG

10:28 AM, 24th November 2011, About 13 years ago

After the war I lived in social housing namely a prefab. I also have some work experience of social housing having managed £500 million worth of housing association stock in the 90s. My view is that a 50% discount on purchase of social housing stock is no longer a sensible policy. When 400 000 properties a year were being built and self ownership needed to be encouraged it had some merit but not now when there is insufficient housing stock for families on low income and new build is simple not keeping up with existing demand. I have little faith in any Government pledge to replace housing stock sold at a discount. BobG

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