Landlords of <15 years
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DSG
DSG
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1 year ago
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Does anyone on the forum have an idea of what the 'newer' landlords (i.e <15 years) are planning do as a result of higher remortage rates? As these landlords have been so used to interest rates so low but the new trend in 5 year fixed rate mortgages looks like 4.5%+. Although we as landlords have stress tested mortgages and I do think those with high liabilities (newer landlords?) will have to opt for much higher rate remortgages or will we see a trend in them selling up as the financial rental income won't be profitable. Thereby worsening the rental supply problem (and this is on top of the rental reform future supply problems)?!

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