Should landlords set up a limited company to manage their property portfolio?

As the tax burden increases, more landlords are choosing limited company structures. Discover the advantages and drawbacks of setting up a company to manage your property portfolio.

According to a report from Paragon Bank (16 March 2026), 43% of mortgaged buy-to-let property purchases in 2025 were through a limited company. This compares to 35% in 2024 and just 7.5% in 2018.

So, as a landlord, is a limited company something you should consider? As always, it will depend on your situation. Weighing up the advantages and drawbacks could help you assess what’s right for you.

The advantages of using a limited company as a landlord

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