Collapse in buy-to-let lending as landlords back out of market

The buy-to-let market has sunk nearly 20% in the past year as many fear government regulation will interfere with the already tense feeling present after Brexit. Taxes are high and so is the price of properties, this results in many investors holding onto what they have instead of taking the risk on the market. New changes on taxes for second homes has seen a move from mega cities like London in favor of the relative market availability of cities like Manchester.

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