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Buy-to-let landlord companies in the Warrington area

2,600 buy-to-let landlord companies have a registered office in the Warrington area (WA postcodes), and 505 of them were formed in 2025 or 2026. In their latest accounts, the typical one held £10,048 in cash and owed £84,394 at year end.

Companies House register, 1 September 2026, and accounts filed in the last twelve months. Compared with the official category “Other letting and operating of own or leased real estate” (SIC 68209). Covers companies with a registered office in WA postcodes.

The numbers

Buy-to-let landlord companies in the Warrington area (WA postcodes) compared with the same category across the UK. Typical figures are medians.
MeasureWarringtonUK
Registered companies2,600283,055
Formed in 2025 or 2026505 (19%)19%
Being struck off or in liquidation55 (2.1%)3%
Typical cash at year end£10,048783 accounts£10,124
Typical amount owed at year end£84,3941,522 accounts£88,989
Typical number of employees11,515 accounts0

What this means if you’re starting one

Cash is tight in this trade

At year end the typical buy-to-let landlord company in the Warrington area (WA postcodes) holds £10,048 in cash and owes £84,394; that cash figure is lower than 85% of UK industries.

Typical operators end the year holding less cash than they owe, so there is little slack if takings dip or a big bill lands early.

Expect real upfront spend on equipment or fit-out

The typical buy-to-let landlord company in the Warrington area (WA postcodes) carries £250,000 of equipment and other fixed assets after depreciation, higher than 98% of UK industries.

Kit and premises are a big part of the cost of entry, and that money is hard to get back if the idea does not work.

Most of these businesses are run by one or two people

The typical buy-to-let landlord company in the Warrington area (WA postcodes) reports 1 employee; the top quarter has 2 or more (1,515 filings).

You are mostly up against owner-operators. Your own hours are likely to be your biggest cost, and the easiest one to undercount.

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What these figures can’t tell you

Companies are counted where their registered office is, which may be an accountant or a home address rather than a shop. Sole traders and partnerships are not on the register, and electronically filed accounts cover roughly 60–75% of accounts filed each year. The figures describe companies that exist; they cannot prove demand for your idea or predict whether it will work. How the figures are built.

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