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How has your rental income held up during the coronavirus?
While much of the recent focus seems to have been on tenants as opposed to landlords, how has your rental income held up during the coronavirus? People seem to forget that while landlords were given “assistance” this was primarily in the form of mortgage holidays which still need to be repaid. Obviously, many tenants are struggling but if landlord rental income were to come under further pressure then many of these private accommodation properties could be removed from the market.
Is your rental income still supporting majority of your financial liabilities on individual buy to let properties?
While much of the recent focus seems to have been on tenants as opposed to landlords, how has your rental income held up during the coronavirus? People seem to forget that while landlords were given “assistance” this was primarily in the form of mortgage holidays which still need to be repaid. Obviously, many tenants are struggling but if landlord rental income were to come under further pressure then many of these private accommodation properties could be removed from the market.
Is your rental income still supporting majority of your financial liabilities on individual buy to let properties?
