Why are some landlords selling up?

On this weeks episode we will be discussing why the original buy-to-let Landlords are exiting the market and impact this will have on rental stock and what could be putting off new investors coming into the market to fill the gap...

Is this the right time for investing due to reduced sales price by Landlords that are exiting the market? With a big increase in auction transactions, is that the route to grab yourself a bargain? Could this be the new investment strategy? It's another exciting discussion with Ian, Mike and Andy, so be sure to listen to this one.

Topics discussed:
• The original buy to let investors retiring.
• Could Auctions be the new investment opportunity?
• What could be putting off new investors?
• Is this the right time for Investment into buy to let?

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Your hosts are Andy Brown, Ian Macbeth and Mike Robson


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