Upad.co.uk have arrived at the conclusion that most landlords are fairly upbeat about their future. Even more so, apparently, in March than in February, 61% of UK landlords told the company in their recent survey that they feel confident that things are improving in the rental sector and that they will continue to improve.
Some of the comments left on the site are even more illuminating than the raw figures. A lot of people feel that things are looking rosy because there has been a bit of a loosening from the lending sector, the biggest hurdle that has face the buy to let landlord in a long time.
On the downside other do express concern about the future of interest rates. Which clearly is a worry for all property owners.
James Davis, CEO of Upad, commented: “For the fourth consecutive month since we launched the Index, landlords have highlighted their growing confidence in the market.
In the months to come, it will be interesting to monitor the lending capacity of the UK’s banks, and the impact this will have on the sector. Overall though, I feel that this month’s survey indicates the market is continuing to go from strength-to-strength.”
From strength tho strength sounds good to me I hope that it continues in that fashion for some time to come.