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BreveLondon HMO yields are softening. Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Nottingham, Coventry are still clearing 10%+ gross in 2026. The North-South yield gap is widening fast.
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VideoI ran the numbers on Section 24 vs limited company for a 5-bed HMO. The tax difference is £6,400 a year. Here's the exact calculation.
BreveSection 24 costs higher-rate HMO landlords £6,400+ a year vs a limited company structure. That's why 80% of new BTL purchases now go through Ltd Cos. The maths aren't close. #Section24 #HMOInvestment
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ArticoloI ran the numbers on Section 24 vs limited company for a 5-bed HMO. The tax difference came out at £6,400 a year. That's not a rounding error — that's a holiday, a deposit on a next deal, or the difference between a portfolio that grows and one that stagnates.
VideoEvery UK landlord must do this one thing by May 31st — or HMRC hits you with a £7,000 fine. Most haven't even heard of it.
BreveUK landlords: the Renters' Rights Act requires you to serve an official government PDF to every named tenant by 31 May 2026. Fine for missing it: £7,000 per tenancy. 153,000 downloads. 2.3 million landlords. Sort it today.
ArticoloThe Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026, and buried inside it is a compliance obligation that could cost you £7,000 per tenancy if you miss the 31 May deadline. Freedom of Information data obtained by Landlord Studio shows the official government Information Sheet was downloaded just 153,000 times in the four weeks after publication — against a sector of 2.3 million private landlords.
VideoThis £500 room makeover increased rent by £125 per month. Here's exactly what to buy.
Breve£500 on The Range. £125/month more in rent. Feature wall + hotel bedding + warm lamp + rug + prints. That's the whole formula. Most HMO landlords skip it and compete on price instead. #HMODesign #LandlordTips
ArticoloA £500 trip to The Range turned one of my landlord contacts' dullest HMO rooms into a £475/month let — £125 more than the identical room next door. The difference wasn't the postcode or the square footage. It was the finish.
VideoShe bought it for £69k. Spent £13k on refurb. Four rooms at £475 each. The maths will make you rethink everything.
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She paid £69,000 for a tired three-bed terrace in the North West. Thirteen thousand pounds of refurb later, it was a four-bed HMO pulling in £1,900 a month gross. Total capital in: under £85,000. That figure alone should make you pause.