Buy-to-let watch episode 8 In the latest instalment of our Buy-to-Let Watch series, “Buy-to-Let Watch Episode 8 | Why Lenders Are Jubilant In Their… Read More »Buy-to-let watch episode 8 | Why Lenders Are Upbeat
Exploring the limited company options The buy-to-let sector has seen significant tax and regulatory changes in recent years. These changes have highlighted limited company… Read More »Exploring The Limited Company Options | Specialist Lenders
To meet the needs of more and more borrowers, Aldermore constantly aim to improve their commercial mortgage range, to offer a number of different repayment options as they understand that no two deals are the same.
On 2nd December United Trust Bank launched a new range of products, designed specifically to accommodate customers who meet the FCA’s definition of Mortgage Prisoners.
Many advisers will know the ‘Minimum Energy Performance of Buildings Bill’ currently making its way through parliament. This is a Bill to make provision to increase the minimum energy performance of buildings and sets out that all domestic properties must have an EPC rating of at least C by 2035.
Newcastle Intermediaries has reduced rates across its 95% LTV product range, including a cut of 0.56% on a five-year fixed rate and the removal of upfront reservation fees.
Buy-to-let watch episode 7 Our previous “Buy-to-Let Watch Episode 6 | Why Investor Strategy is Important,” provided readers with valuable insights. Today, we focus… Read More »Buy-to-let watch episode 7 | Bridge-to-let Fills The Gap
Opportunity knocks for BTL landlords When it comes to buy-to-let, the past five years have seen more changes than the previous 20. Yet, change… Read More »Opportunity Knocks For Buy to Let Landlords | Vida Exclusive
Limited company buy-to-let Similarly, the 2017 PRA and tax changes manifested as a busy year for the remortgaging business. They set the course to… Read More »Limited Company Buy-to-Let | What Progress are Being Made?
With a busy year ahead for the Buy-to-Let remortgage market, their Director of Buy-to-Let looks at how lenders can make every remortgage deal simpler.
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