BTL Case Study: Step 1: Buy a House!
Here at WitLet & WitSell, we have discussed with so many people why BTL is still a potential winner when it comes to investing your money. Does good old "Bricks and Mortar" still provide the safest and most reliable means of investing your hard earned money? We think so and
Landmark Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill Unveiled: A Critical Analysis
Introduction: A Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill is set to revolutionize the housing market, fulfilling the Government’s commitment to overhaul the leasehold system. This blog dissects the critical components of the legislation, shedding light on its significance and potential impact. Understanding Leasehold: A leaseholder, essentially a tenant for a specified period,
The State of Renting in the UK: Challenges and Urgent Reforms
The UK is witnessing a surge in tenants, with one in five residents in England and Wales now part of the "generation rent." In this blog post, we delve into the current challenges faced by renters and the government's proposed solutions. 1. Renting Affordability Crisis The affordability of renting has taken a
No-Fault Eviction Ban Delayed: What It Means for Renters and Landlords
Intro: In a move that has sparked controversy and debates, the UK government has decided to indefinitely delay the implementation of the no-fault eviction ban, pending reforms to the court system. The proposed Renters Reform Bill, which aimed to end "Section 21" no-fault evictions, is now on hold, leaving renters
Is Now the Right Time to Invest in Another Property in the UK?
Are you considering expanding your investment portfolio with another property in the UK? The British real estate market has always been an attractive option for investors, but is now the right time to make that move? In this blog, we will delve into the current market conditions, trends, and factors
UK Government’s Decision to Scrap EPC Targets: Impact on Landlords
The UK Government's Decision to Scrap EPC Targets: Impact on Landlords In a significant move that has sent ripples through the property sector, the UK government has recently decided to abandon Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) targets. This decision has far-reaching implications for landlords across the country. In this blog, we'll explore
Lessons from England Cricket’s Bazball Approach for Property Investors
In the world of cricket, England's innovative bazball approach has captured the attention of fans and pundits alike. This daring strategy emphasizes adaptability, strategic thinking, and risk management to achieve success on the field. Interestingly, these same principles can be applied to the realm of property investment, offering valuable lessons
Embracing Build-to-Rent: Unlocking the Benefits of Purpose-Built Rental Housing in the UK
The rental market landscape in the United Kingdom is evolving, and a new approach to meeting the growing demand for quality rental housing has emerged: build-to-rent. Unlike traditional buy-to-let properties, build-to-rent developments are purpose-built rental housing projects designed to cater specifically to the needs and preferences of tenants. In this
Boosting Rental Supply: Arguments for Incentivizing UK Landlords to Invest in Property
The demand for rental properties in the United Kingdom has been steadily rising in recent years, leading to a shortage of available housing options. To alleviate this issue and ensure an adequate supply of rental properties, there is a growing debate around providing incentives to landlords to encourage investment in
Navigating the Storm: Surviving a Potential Housing Market Crash in the UK
The housing market in the United Kingdom has long been a cornerstone of economic stability and a symbol of prosperity. However, recent indicators suggest that a storm may be brewing, with signs of a potential housing market crash on the horizon. While such a scenario can be daunting, it is