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Only one group is profiting from buy-to-let – and it’s not landlords
Property investors are being properly ‘stitched up’ by greedy high street banks
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The words from a tenant that strike fear in me
There’s another side to the ‘housing crisis’ narrative that doesn’t get heard
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Why Labour’s solution to the housing crisis is doomed to fail
Build-to-rent is presented as a panacea, but it isn’t creating quality homes
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I’ve spent thousands future-proofing my property – I should have done nothing
As a landlord with two decades of experience, EPC ratings are the bane of my existence
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Sadiq Khan’s rent controls risk a black market explosion
Plans to regulate London rents threaten to drive more people underground
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Labour is making renting property harder, so I have to add more hurdles, too
Keir Starmer’s hardship tests will inevitably make the rental crisis exponentially worse
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A Labour wealth tax on homes will punish the rich – and victimise the poor
No hard-working, tax-paying citizen will benefit from Rachel Reeves’ reforms
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You can still make money as a landlord, but only if you’re going to do it properly
It used to be easy to rake in rent – but you need to take it seriously to survive
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The Tories have ruined my life as a landlord – but Labour has me scared witless
Party’s promise to ‘make housing more affordable’ makes my hair stand on end
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Mark my words – rent controls don’t work, and will never work
Populist ideals do not contribute to Britain’s stability – in fact, they undermine it
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‘I offered my discounted buy-to-let empire to my tenants – they refused’
Their surprising decision taught a key lesson: not everybody wants to be a homeowner
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I’m not sure I’ve got what it takes to survive a Labour government
Why being a good landlord in this toxic environment ‘isn’t worth the aggro’
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I’m just mortgage free but my dream home has stolen my heart – and better judgment
I’ve been in property for 20 years but nothing has affected me like this one
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Black market rentals are thriving – thanks to the war on landlords
Good property investors have acted as sacrificial lambs for too long
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‘Have-nots’ are footing the bill for Britain’s privileged public sector
The pension inequality gap is growing – so why are taxpayers bearing the brunt of it?
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HMRC’s ‘easy’ landlords regime will force many of us to throw in the towel
Tories’ war on property owners harms those at the point of need most
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