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What changes will Labour make to the Renters (Reform) Bill?
6:01 PM, 31st January 2024, 2 years ago
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Will a Labour Government mean tough times ahead for buy-to-let landlords and buy-to-let property investors? And what amendments will Labour make to the Renters Reform Bill going through Parliament?
Join Ranjan Bhattacharya as he discusses all this and more in the video below
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Buy to let, housing policy, labour government, property investors, Renters Reform Bill, UK property
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10:30 AM, 1st February 2024, About 2 years ago
This is a really helpful summary Ranjan. I’m really enjoying your insights and perspective on this really challenging market!
I have a question in relation to a point touched upon in this video. I have a BTL property which I have had for 2 years now. But my circumstances have changed and I now need to move into the property. Can anyone advise me as to whether i am entitled to do so (obviously providing notification to the lender..).
But what are the ramifications of me doing so? Can they bank force me to sell the property? Or am I allowed to do this? And under what circumstances? Thanks in advance.