Since Section 24 reduced mortgage interest relief, many landlords are asking whether holding properties in a limited company makes sense. It can offer tax and growth benefits, but isn’t right for everyone. Here’s a balanced look at the pros, cons, and key factors to consider.

In this episode of The Investor’s Corner, we explore what landlords need to know before tomorrow’s Autumn Budget. With rumours of tax changes, new levies and rising costs, we break down what might be coming and how investors can prepare.

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

A study of this year’s property market and what will happen in 2026?

The November market is showing signs of hesitation, with both buyers and sellers pausing as Budget speculation grows. Despite easing mortgage rates and improving wages, uncertainty around potential tax changes is creating a cautious mood, particularly at the upper end of the market.

Being a landlord sounds simple on the surface, but the real world is full of small costs and unexpected bumps that can chip away at your profit. From maintenance to empty months and admin fees, it all adds up. With a bit of planning and a realistic budget, these surprises become manageable rather than stressful.