One in four landlords to sell property due to abolition of Section 21
A quarter (25%) of landlords admit they will sell some or all of their properties when the Section 21 evictions ban happens, research from The Mortgage Works has found.
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A quarter (25%) of landlords admit they will sell some or all of their properties when the Section 21 evictions ban happens, research from The Mortgage Works has found.
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