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The perils of being a landlord

The rental market is suddenly very fashionable among some of the UK’s largest companies. Last week, Lloyds made its formal debut in the market, buying a block of 45 flats in Peterborough set to be made available to tenants. The bank has plans to make 400 homes available by the end of the year, with that number potentially doubling by the end of 2022. It is not

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