The average age of British landlords has decreased, with 47% now aged under 40, according to new insight from Knight Knox.
According to the firm’s data, in 2018 just 29% cent were aged under 44. Landlords are getting younger — and they’re making more money from rental income than their older counterparts. The average income per year is highest for the very youngest landlords, with those aged between 18 and 30 generating an average £25,481 a year, according to a research base of 500 private landlords.
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