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Average UK house prices increased by 1.7% in the 12 months to June, down from 1.8% in May, according to the latest UK House Price Index from the ONS and Land Registry.

Four of the top five strongest sellers markets are areas in Bristol, alongside Heaton in Newcastle.

80,460 homes across England and Wales are registered to companies located in offshore tax havens.

8% came clean about attempting to hide a negative issue associated with the property itself.

A further 1 in 5 say they became landlords without sufficient knowledge and lost thousands as a result.

Some landlords believe the Ombudsman would 'always side with the tenant' and it was 'just a money-making scheme'.

Across the North, the average yield is currently 4.7% while the South stands at 4.2%.

The North East remains top in regional growth at 3.4%.

The average buy-to-let investor who sold this year made £95,000, £10,000 less than in 2022.