Long ReadApr 3 2023

Could lenders follow landlords in a buy-to-let exodus?

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Could lenders follow landlords in a buy-to-let exodus?
Three in 10 landlords plan to cut the size of their portfolio this year, according to NRLA research. (Simon Dawson/Bloomberg)

Tax changes and proposed energy efficiency requirements have already put a question mark over the viability of buy-to-let, but higher mortgage rates have added an extra challenge for landlords.

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