It is expected that the year 2015 will be favourable for landlords

Last months rent cause the most stress for Landlords. Approximate a quarter of landlords, owners of residential property in the UK complain that they are experiencing stress from the fact that unscrupulous tenants behave.

About 20% believe that the tenants are the cause of stress for them, 18% complain of damage to property, 13% – that the tenants dispute the Deposit and 7% are forced to evict their tenants.

A study conducted by real estate Agency PropertyLetByUs showed that despite the fact that the Ministry of Taxes and Duties Her Majesty has strengthened the monitoring of undeclared incomes of Landlords are only 1% accurate and precise in matters of taxation.

In fact, it is unlikely that the landlord can’t complain. The rental market in the UK right now is that demand from tenants far exceeds supply, however, approximately 4% of landlords complain of long time real estate without tenants.

2014 was a good year for landlords. Many of them have increased their investment portfolios and increase their income.

The national Association of landlords has confirmed that about 32% of Landlords in the UK in 2014 have experienced problems with non-payment tenants. A new wave of defaults on the hire is expected in the month of January, after the Christmas holidays, when people incurred additional costs during the festive period.

For 2015 the forecast is for landlords in the UK is very good. The expected significant growth of demand from tenants and, consequently, the reduction of the idle periods and the reduction of non-payments. It will be a comfortable time for owners of residential property in the UK earning on the delivery of real estate rentals.

® Helen Entree. 09.01.2015 G.

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