Considering the Renters Reform Bill's impact on notice periods and 'no-fault' evictions, how will this realistically affect property void periods and my overall cash flow projections for new buy-to-let investments?
Quick Answer
The abolition of Section 21 and changes to notice periods under the Renters' Rights Bill, expected in 2025, could extend void periods as gaining possession becomes more complex for landlords, impacting cash flow projections.
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Understand how the forthcoming Renters' Rights Bill, abolishing Section 21, will impact buy-to-let void periods and cash flow projections for UK landlords.
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