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With the second lockdown starting on the 5th November 2020, does this mean Hounslow landlords can wave goodbye to their Hounslow buy-to-let investment and see it go up in smoke on the bonfire of buy-to-let dreams, like a Guy Fawkes puppet?

Hounslow homebuyers and Hounslow landlords purchasing residential property have saved £1,799,400 since the Chancellor reduced Stamp Duty on 8th July 2020, yet many more Hounslow homebuyers could miss out.

Boris Johnson has attracted both praise and horror in equal measure with a new plan for 95% mortgages to help beleaguered first time buyers to get on the property ladder, but would that expose UK taxpayers to too much risk? In this article I discuss the implications of what that would mean both nationally and locally in Hounslow.

Post lockdown, the need for Hounslow families who want bigger homes has meant Hounslow homebuyers must now pay considerably more to trade up to that larger home…

The Hounslow property market is an enigma and chock-full of contradictions.

The buy-to-let market in Hounslow is about to enter a challenging 12 to 24 months. Yet by looking back at the last recession and what is happening now, there are vital lessons all Hounslow landlords can learn to protect themselves