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How do I improve the energy efficiency of my buy-to-let?

Landlords often get a bad rap for not looking after their rental properties. In this scenario our reader intends to go above and beyond and actually improve their property.

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UK landlords face slower house price growth and tighter regulations in 2022

Landlords enjoyed tax breaks and rising rents in 2021, but 2022 could be a tougher year with new rules on evictions and EPC ratings on the horizon.

City ofUnited kingdomGlasgow cityNorthern irelandWest midlandsUnited kingdom generalGreater londonRuth gregoryRob benceChristine whiteheadChris norrisJonathan hopperPropertymark emersonNathan emersonEmma coxOffice for budget responsibility

UK landlords face slower house price growth and tighter regulations in 2022

Landlords enjoyed tax breaks and rising rents in 2021, but 2022 could be a tougher year with new rules on evictions and EPC ratings on the horizon.

City ofUnited kingdomGlasgow cityNorthern irelandWest midlandsUnited kingdom generalGreater londonRuth gregoryRob benceChristine whiteheadChris norrisJonathan hopperPropertymark emersonNathan emersonEmma coxOffice for budget responsibility

Green push could see half of landlords selling their less eco-friendly homes

Landlords said they would not be able to finance the works needed to get their properties up to an EPC rating of C by 2028, or that they would struggle to meet the deadline.

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Green push could see half of landlords selling their less eco-friendly homes

Landlords said they would not be able to finance the works needed to get their properties up to an EPC rating of C by 2028, or that they would struggle to meet the deadline.

United kingdomCity ofChris norrisPropertymark douglasDaniel clintonTimothy douglasNational residential landlord associationEnergy savingClimate change committeeGovernment energy performance certificateEnergy performance certificateMortgage worksEnergy saving trustGreenmatch unitedMortgage workUnited kingdom government

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