Positive Expat Market

Positive Expat Market. The Expat buy-to-lets remain positive.

 The expat buy-to-let market has remained stable as more people turn to the private rented sector out of both choice and need.

This news is keeping expat landlords on a very positive footing for the long-term future, research shows more young couples will have to rent due to spiralling house prices.

The debate amongst expat landlords goes on but the latest research points very firmly to a stable and well performing market. Despite the uncertainty around the economy the overwhelming message coming out of the private rented sector is positive and encouraging.

Rents continue to increase at a steady pace which has been the story of 2023, and it really looks like continuing into 2024 and beyond.

Many expat landlords in the private sector are seeking advice on how to proceed with all the new tax changes. Again, the news we are hearing is very positive indeed and it seems the Limited company route is favourite to the majority.

Expat buy-to-let limited company.

Half a decade ago, there would have been few in the mortgage market who might have predicted limited company expat buy-to-let as one of the major growth areas in the years ahead.

But that’s exactly what has happened in the expat buy-to-let sector. The market has shifted to accommodate how expat landlords might wish to take their portfolios forward and how they can try and secure the mortgage interest tax relief which has been steadily cut for those holding properties in their own names.

Can we help?

 If you would like assistance with your expat buy-to-let mortgage, please do contact or call one of our expert independent advisers. We have years of experience in this market and look forward to being of assistance to you.