Dilpreet Bhagrath
news | Over 7 years ago | Dilpreet Bhagrath, mortgage expert customer experience manager at Trussle

Four ways lenders can be more transparent with BTL assessments

Recent tax changes and regulations introduced over the last few years have made it a confusing time to be a landlord


While the changes in the new buy-to-let (BTL) tax system can be complicated, the changes haven’t yet impacted mortgage rates. Many landlords will still find owning a BTL property a great way to earn regular rental income, while also potentially benefiting from ongoing capital growth of the property.

With this in mind, landlords should think about creating a business plan when it comes to a BTL property. The plan should account for all tax implications, stamp duty charges and periods of vacancy at the property. Landlords should also seek advice from a professional tax adviser to understand how any tax and regulation changes might affect them.

We’d welcome lenders to have a more transparent approach with their BTL assessments to benefit the customer. There’s a number of ways in which they can achieve this.

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