Landlords 'should use a buy to let broker'

02 June 2010

Written by David Whittaker

Landlords hoping to get the best out of their buy to let portfolios have been advised to approach a broker.

Writing for the Daily Telegraph, Rosie Murray-West noted there has been a recovery in the sector and investors could benefit from approaching industry experts.

She noted that buy to let mortgage deals may only be accessible through intermediaries, which could help people to get a head start on the market.

"A broker will have access to all of these deals and will be able to advise you on which are suitable for you," Ms Murray-West stated.

Those looking to the buy to let market should also fully investigate potential tax benefits, she explained, as some expenses can be offset against rental costs.

Recent statistics from the National Landlords Association revealed confidence in the sector is at its highest since 2007, with 57 per cent of owners feeling 'good' or 'very good' about the next three months.

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