The End of Multiple Dwelling Relief: How Property Investors Can Adapt
9:15 AM, 18th March 2024, 3 years ago
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In this video, join Ranjan Bhattacharya to discover the latest developments from the Spring Budget that have sent shockwaves through the property investment community – the abolition of Multiple Dwelling Relief.
Join him as he explores what this means for landlords, investors, and the wider housing market.
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budget changes, budget impact, Housing market, Landlords, multiple dwelling relief, Property investment, Spring Budget
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7:28 AM, 19th March 2024, About 3 years ago
Probably an unpopular opinion but I actually welcome this decision. Giving landlords with deep pockets tax relief is anti-competitive. What about average Joe that just wants a couple of properties to top up his pension? I’m no socialist but multimillionaire landlords can afford it yet Joe is denied such a privilege.