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Incentives and conflicts

The incentive is to obtain a good rental yield (profit) and prospect of property price inflation. The landlord profit motive conflicts with the locally varying rights of tenants, maintenance and administrative duties of landlords, and keynote risks (tenant disputes, damage, neglect, loss of rent, insurance unavailability/disputes, economic slump, increased rate of interest on any mortgage, and negative equity or loss of investment). Net income (yield) and capital growth from letting (renting out) particularly in leveraged buy to let, is subject to idiosyncratic risk, which is considered objectively intensified for a highly leveraged investor limited to a small number of similar profile homes, of narrow rental market appeal in areas lacking economic resilience.