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Old 11-17-2008, 08:48 AM
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Post Problems for buy-to-let landlords in competitive market
Tempted by increased tenant demand and the possibility of buying property at bargain prices, buy-to-let investors are eager to add to their portfolios. Mortgage Works, a subsidiary of Nationwide, has conducted a survey of brokers which indicates that buy-to-let professionals are intending to buy more properties over the next year.Tenant demand is strong, particularly for [...]

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