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The market for rented property in London, England, is performing well and foreign investors are buying into this market. The UK tax rules have changed and letting agents have to pay 24% of rent after expenses in tax, unles landlords hold a certificate of exemption. The UK Housing Bill strengthens the position of landlords by reduced the period that rent has to be in arrears before repossession can be sought to eight weeks from 13 weeks, and through reducing security of tenure.
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New homes offer a number of advantages such as cheap maintenance, better insulation, and the possibility of selecting a kitchen and bathroom. New homes are becoming more personalised, especially on smaller sites. Developers are also recycling old buildings such as barracks and former hospitals. New homes based on traditional designs often appear to be replications of traditional buildings, but these are popular. Buyers seeking modern designs are advised to use an arhcitect.
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There are a number of residential property schemes attached to golf courses world wide, and this trend is becoming more popular in the UK. Investors seeking to set up such schemes should ensure there are enough golfers locally to provide a market. They should first invest in a golf course and later build a club house. Investors can also lease sites paying ground rent and a percentage of turnover. Owners of houses on these sites can obtain an income from letting them.
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