Buy To Let winning out over Holiday Lets, says agency🏡🥇

Buy To Let winning out over Holiday Lets, says agency🏡🥇

Lettings agency Galbraith reports that landlords are now returning to the residential lets sector from holiday lets after several years without market growth.

Marsaili Macleod, a lettings adviser with the Scottish firm Galbraith, says: “In recent years investors have been more interested in the holiday lets sector as these were often considered a more profitable option than residential lets. Now we are talking to more landlords who are interested in the core residential lets market for two reasons. To continue reading, please Click Here


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