Our sister site Tax Insider helps landlords and other taxpayers to understand taxation matters and to reduce their tax burdens. In this guest post they explain Private Residence Relief and what you need to know about it.  

Our sister site Tax Insider helps landlords and other taxpayers to understand taxation matters and to reduce their tax burdens. In this guest post they explore personal and company ownership and look at the pros and cons of each ownership model. 

Our sister site Tax Insider helps landlords and other taxpayers to understand taxation matters and to reduce their tax burdens. In this guest post they explore the financial help that is available for landlords who may have been affected by the pandemic.  

Many a property developer has spotted the potential of buying a large property and converting it into flats in order to maximise profit, and landlords can do this with their properties too. 

Before we dive into this post, we want to say that there are a whole bunch of good reasons to become a landlord. Some people choose to get into it from a young age, with plans to build a portfolio that will give them an eventual high return that they can then use to retire. Some leverage gearing to make money from a smaller up-front investment. Others just enjoy managing their properties and helping out tenants. All of these are laudable motives, but if you’re considering becoming a landlord, there’s a lot more to think about than just where and when you’re going to buy your first property.