Property tax: claiming expenses incurred before you let
The basic principle involved in calculating tax-deductible expenses on property is covered by s.272 Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005 - expenses are allowable in exactly the same
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The SRA Introduces New Laws
Due to a law change that came into effect at the end of 2018, estate agents and licensed conveyancing firms are now required by law to provide much greater transparency
Build to Rent Model in UK Property Investment Market
As more and more people across the UK are renting, the Build to Rent model is one that is becoming increasingly popular with property investors. This sub-market within the larger market
The Rent-to-Rent Concept: A Profitable Alternative to Residential Buy-to-Let
Over the last few years, there has been an increased incidence of property investors looking at the rent-to-rent concept for opportunities to make profit. Depending on who you talk to,
A Guide to HMO: Know Your Target Market
As we start the New Year you might be wondering about investing in HMOs for high cashflow and longterm wealth. I wouldn’t blame you! I’m planning on doing exactly the
7 Reasons to Invest in Student Accommodation
With the financial climate in Britain in 2019 being heavily influenced by the fact that the country’s impending exit from Europe is looming large, the yields on offer from traditional
The Progressive Property VIP Awards 2018: Will It Be You Next Year?
The VIP End of Year Awards were handed out during the ceremony on November 30th, 2018. The live stream on Youtube also gave a chance to those who couldn't attend,
What Exactly Represents a ‘Good Yield’ in Property Investment?
For those who are serious about long term success in property investment, the term ‘yield’ is a very important one, as it describes the amount of net profit that exists
Your Guide to Shared Ownership Property
What is shared ownership property?Shared ownership is a scheme which allows first time buyers to part buy and rent their homes. You typically own your share and then rent a