Rent does not cover mortgage for almost half of all landlords

October 10, 2013 The MyHome Newsdesk by The MyHome Newsdesk
Rent does not cover mortgage for almost half of all landlords

 

Almost half of landlords of houses and apartments do not receive enough rent to cover the interest on their mortgages.
The finding is as a result of an academic study of survey of 493 buy-to-let investors.
It found 49% of respondents do not receive sufficient rental income to cover their interest payments but have not opted to sell their investments.
Some 44% of respondents say they can afford to absorb the loss they will incur if they sell their properties but have opted not to do so.
It also found 57% of landlords bought properties near where they lived.
The study was based on the database of MortgageBrokers.ie and conducted by TCD Professor Brian Lucey, Karl Deeter of Irish Mortgage Brokers and Marie Hunt of estate agents CBRE.

 

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