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I would not believe anything from Rte. They are just serving their government master

Landlords are feeling pressure to register tenancies so their tenants can claim the tax relief. There are many unregistered tenancies.

The landlord is taxed out of any profit. It’s a heart ache.

Do you know that when big landlords leave that leaves room for smaller landlords? If landlords are leaving yet private tenancies are increasing that means more small landlords are buying up homes. Which is a good thing, obviously.

landlordism. the most beautiful economic system we inherited from our previous rulers. house prices increase every year, rents increase every year, tenants have no rights to security on leases beyond 1 year and can be evicted on spurious grounds protected by a constitution written by land owners. But really landlords are suffering and we should support them now in there hour of need because if we don't have greedy landlords where will everyone live. As pew win Flynn rightly pointed out having 3 houses is not easy YOU TRY IT SOME TIME

No one wants to rent it's all DEAD money!!

most small legit landlords are leaving over hassle with tenants regulations RTB/management charges and then hammered with tax prsi usc. charge property tax and repairs. They should be a tax free allowance the same as rent a room for one property to make it worth while

I am a foreigner living in Ireland city of Dublin, and on my point of view many landlords are making lots of money renting properties by adding 3, 4 or more beds inside a single bedroom for students and not students too because I am here working and I have a worker visa and I am living in a “student” accommodation because the prices to have a minimum a single room are from 800 to 1200 euro per month and the average salary is 30k pear year I see so many people struggling to have the minimum “ a toilet/shower, kitchen and private bedroom ” the prices of rent don't match with the average of salary paid pear year here , I saw on the last months many foreigners and Europeans leaving Ireland because of this situation that because if is to live like a rat colony is better to move back to their own country's because the rent here is consuming more than 2/3 of the salary of a normal worker and also Irish are in the same situation, the prices should follow the average of the salaries I am talking here about the big majority of population who have a minimum wage and not that ones who work into the trend jobs like IT and etc. and sorry about my English i still learning the language. I know I am not from here and also about living we have different points of view because the difference of cultures too maybe and I m not a specialist but the government should be more open for new models of construction like I told you people need at minimum shower , kitchen and bedroom and they could permit to construct more house using this model and promote some kind of program of investments to incentive the construction in the city and all Ireland .

I am sorry but i can't feel sorry for landlords. Them and vulture funds are ripping everyone off. Also everyone knows that alot of td s are landlords who have stopped building social housing and created legislation to absolve responsibility of the public sector. This country has too many greedy people selfishly voting in the people who have destroyed this company. It seems people only care about the policy when their wealth is effected.

Why would a property investor purchase a BTL for €450K? I'm Ni based, and I buy 3 bed freehold properties for £80K each. (See property pal). 75% LTV on each; interest only and make £300 profit on each at around 5%. I don't understand why anyone with their own free will would purchase a BTL for €450K?

Hi Shane . I live in uk but got a Irish passport . I previously lived in Ireland . So i am questing I would be classed as a non resident .I have been offered a property at €16000 looking at 20k renovation end value 250k what would be my realistic take home with the tax etc if just sold it on ? Or if I rented it out €1400 a month €16800 annually how much tax’s and reductions would I have to pay roughy ??

Thanks for sharing! I believe that devising and implementing innovative solutions is the key to being a successful landlord in Ireland. Essentially, thinking outside the box.

The government will force landlord's to keep in a tenant that doesn't pay due to lock downs like they did during the pandemic

How to lie with statistics 🤣

Good insight, thank you. I think that the RTB numbers are dubious, at best. My own experience as a landlord is that de-registrations are not always recorded correctly by the RTB for tenancy agreements that naturally expire.... these still show as active.

RTE news is just state propaganda. You need other sources and to read between the lines to get a clearer picture.

But if I have the will to buy and invest in Ireland, is it basically a “dumb” move? And what would be the scape strategy to be a landlord there?

I am selling my property and am hoping my tenant will buy the house. She has lived there for 10 years so its is her home for a long time. If the sale doesn't happen, am thinking of applying for the Cost Rental Tenant in situ scheme. Any thoughts, pros/cons with this scheme, that you know of Shane? TIA

I dont beleive a word of that Rte report, I know laods of landlords whohave left the market and unless the goverment do more to help landlords there is a massive time bomb awaiting this country, I myslf have 2 properties which i used tolet out myself but becauseof the RTB and goverments use of property as apolitical football and the massve red tape and inspectionsgoing on i ihave handed my properties over to a letting agent ..........more cost i cant beleive with the cost of housing and all the red tape involed withrenting at the moment its worth anyones while becoming a landlord i bought my properties years ago.

Also one of the worst places to be a CZcamsr😅

In some jurisdictions, if offered the asking price, you must accept!

Well given the tax breaks and depreciation that the US can get away with if sure sounds like Ireland is terrible. In the US it is like an ever repeating loop of tax breaks

Handy video. Good topic for a video: "The property is currently occupied under terms unknown."

Great advice.

Everyone frustrated buyer should explore the options of tiny homes. Minimalism is the only way out of the current 'housing madness'

We are in a 'never-seen-type' of bubble. The housing demand far outstrips the supply and I don't see a burst on the horizon as buyers continue to outbid themselves in a bidding war. Houses are now selling between 7 - 20% above asking prices.

Wow, your hair went grey fast. Suits you.

What’s your take on the Intel situation? They’re probably going to lay off people in Ireland as well, and it is a main hub in the north Kildare area, could housing prices in the area potentially get affected soon?

‘In this video I’m going to share 🌳 properties’

The realtors are time wasters. There's zero transparency in the bidding process. Their latest ploy recently is to list houses at bait prices. The psychology is that humans when trapped in a bidding war are more likely to bid a price they would have rejected as listing price. The system is broken and annoying.

It is inevitable that the commercial property sector will crash when loans need to be renegotiated. They are in a similar situation to the sub prime residential 2008 market in the US. So when it crashes and it will crash then we will see the impact affect the Irish market as these companies are made up of the same ones that we call ‘vulture’ funds that have bought up huge numbers of residential properties in Ireland. So expect another crash over the next 12-24 months. Ireland will follow after the US have had theirs.

I live in donegal. It is supposed to be the poorest county in the Republic of Ireland, lowest median income, impoverished and rural areas. There are 770 houses for sale, compared to Monaghan at about 100. Yet, the prices are just continually rising, even houses that have been listed for months, refusing to lower. The estate agents should be held accountable for falsely manipulating the market. Additionally, many agents are knowingly trying to sell mica homes. The whole market is a joke.

I said to the realtor show me your log book. She would not I contested it with the board of realtors they said the realtor doesn't need to show there log book. All corruption

You would want to be a masochist

I put an offer on a property above asking price in order to try avoid a bidding war. Then when bidding on it some cunt kept bidding 5k more than me everyone below me pulled out, so I eventually pulled my bid being second highest then the highest bid pulled out then property went for less than my original offer.

Property Taxes annually

A rent freeze but ECB hikes rates 11 times in a row! Bizarre

BANG ON FROM IRELAND EIRE 👍

Definitely hard to prove something doesn't exist, there must be, but yes it's an easy scapegoat

Thank you. Not just yet. Stock market has yet to get into serious trouble but will over the coming months. Escalating wars worldwide unfortunately. Decline in prices won't start until mid 2025 and will be at its lowest July 2026 to March 2028.

Pupil level 9000

I would like to see a housing crash just to see the panic on the faces of TDs and to invalidate the assumption that house prices will only continue to rise. I mean the argument for high house prices is solid but that kind of mayhem would be fun.

Housing markets are a bit like diamond markets thers a lot of stock but availability is slowed to a trickle to keep prices and mortgage rates where the banks like them.

As long as there is a dire shortage of building skills and they continue with the Great Replacement nothing goes down.

The Irish housing market is a law unto itself. Normal rules do not apply. Too much demand, not enough supply. All because of manufactured scarcity.

Stocks are not in turmoil yet, the S+P is going to 6,000.

A recession will translate into mortgage arrears of 15-20% of the market in about 18 months. A deep recession will see house prices drop 15 - 40% over the period 2025 - 2028. We should see plenty of political turmoil, social unrest, more tech layoffs and lower wages in the next 12 - 24 months starting already in the UK, the contagion is spreading. Happy recession times. Inflation in the UK pushed about 4 million working class to within a paycheck from food poverty over the last 24 months. Europe next, Ireland riding a wave of budget surpluses allowing Govt to give free electricity making it less obvious will come to an end in 25/26. Interesting times ahead. AI progress overhyped so no economic boom it seems.

Ireland is a scam. I'll work ten year's here and get 34 euro a week. Then they want to tax my pension feom the states I promise they won't get a penny

No

Not a chance because of the government's open door human trafficking policy.