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Why buy-to-let no longer stacks up for most investors despite rents surging: We ran the numbers and found landlords now need a 7.7% yield to avoid losing money each year

Buy-to-let investors are spoilt for choice for properties they can get at bargain prices as the market remains in the doldrums.

Why buy-to-let no longer stacks up for most investors despite rents surging: We ran the numbers and found landlords now need a 7.7% yield to avoid losing money each year

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