Have Your Say!

Are you fed up of sitting at the bar droning on endlessly about your current difficulties in buying, managing or selling your investment property? Here it the place to share your views with like-minded investors, landlords, or home owners also affected by Government legislation/regulation, or the current financial climate.

Air your views on legislation, financial, and regulatory issues affecting property investors and home-owners

Your Opportunity To Air Your Views

This is the place to have your say about problems you are facing with your investment property portfolio, legislative inconsistencies, or even, to make your point to help affect change on the Government of the day.

  • The UK property market is awash with houses for sale, and for sure, this brings potential opportunities for investors with cash. However, with mortgage costs souring, and the availability of self-certified BTL mortgages in decline, many investors will be facing some tough decisions in the coming months, and may be forced into financial ruin. What do you think should be done to help BTL investors? Is further regulation going to solve problems or make them worse?
  • Should our current Government be doing more to support the regeneration of run-down property stock? Do we really need to spoil our countryside when so many properties lie in disrepair on the streets of our towns?

These are just some of the debates that we would like to hear your views on. Maybe, just maybe, with enough responses we can affect some changes on current policy. All it needs is for you to have your say and exptress your views.

Discusssion Topics

Govt Rejects Empty Homes Regeneration Plans
Should green field sites be used for building new homes when we have a huge stock of unused property in our towns? Do you think it is right of this Labour Government to scrap plans to support the regeneration of run-down property when 57% of responders were "for" the policy and only 17% against?

Northern Rock
Is it immoral for Northern Rock to send letters to existing clients telling them to mortgage elsewhere, and if they dont, charge them 7.45% on existing loans when they are trying to attract new business at 6%?

Private Letting Legislation
Should private landlords be the only losers in the case of delinquent tenants? Is it fair that there is inequity in current tenancy legislation? Should tenants incur fines for violations of their tenancy agreement?