BPF urges buy to let mortgage holders to talk about sustainability

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BPF urges buy to let mortgage holders to talk about sustainability

Buy to let mortgage holders need to communicate with their tenants more in order to ensure their properties create fewer carbon emissions and use less power, according to one source from the British Property Foundation (BPF).

Ian Fletcher, director of policy (real estate) at the organisation, explained that the most effective way for people in rented accommodation to act sustainably is to interact with their landlords.

He described how many of the carbon reduction schemes tend to encourage residents and property owners to pursue energy-saving strategies separately, when really they should work side by side.

"I think the problem - as per a lot of issues in the sector - is communication; the two parties - tenant and landlord - working together to deliver the best sustainability outcomes," said Mr Fletcher.

The BPF representative made his comments in response to research by GVA Grimley, which indicated that 89 per cent of renters were not happy with their landlords' interaction on this topic.

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