Landlords who see their incomes being squeezed by new regulatory burdens may be tempted to turn to alternative ways of securing income in ...

Incoming regulatory changes concerning Private Residence Relief (PRR) will place a higher tax burden on landlords – this move comes on top of ...

Tony Harris, chair of the Federal Finance and Resources Committee for the Liberal Democrats, has considered setting up a new landlord association for ...

The government has proposed the scrapping of Section 21, which entitled landlords to make ‘no-fault’ evictions. This move could potentially create indefinite tenancies, ...

Landlords are resorting to methods such as using limited company status when they acquire new properties, as a means of offsetting costs as ...

Scottish landlords owning private-rented property could be paying higher tax bills than English ones due to diverging tax regimes in England and Scotland, ...

Private tenants who are dissatisfied with the conditions of their private rented homes may lack protection from local government, it has been revealed ...

Most landlords in England operate as private individuals rather than as part of a company or organisation, making up 95 per cent of ...

For the second year in a row, the number of tenancy deposit disputes in Northern Ireland has been less than 1 per cent ...

The number of overseas landlords with property in the UK has fallen from 14.4 per cent in 2010, to just 5.8 per cent ...