The Buy-to-Let remortgage market will be busy in 2022, as 5-year mortgages taken ahead of 2017’s new underwriting standards start maturing. Our Buy-to-Let director analyses the market and what’s changeed for landlords and what lenders need to do to support and manage this increase in remortgage business.
Were they turned down by high street lenders simply because of their age? At Family Building Society, they actively look for ways to help when other lenders can’t.
There’s no denying the incredible growth of the limited company BTL market in recent years. A study by Hamptons has shown that in 2020, around 41,700 limited companies were set up by landlords for their investing, a new record.
At Family Building Society they offer a range of expat mortgages in over 40 countries, including most European countries and a number of Gulf States.
Specialist lending covers a multitude of product areas and lending solutions, so in this article I give some examples of where I believe there will be growth areas and opportunities in 2022.
No experience? None needed – first time landlords, including first-time buyers can access our range of #3rdGen Buy to Let products, with no stress testing.
Shawbrook Bank’s Gavin Seaholme looks at the impact the COVID pandemic has had on buy-to-let investors and tenants.
Newcastle Building Society are committed to providing their mortgage intermediary partners with excellent service, great products and lending criteria that reflects your customers’ unique needs.
Zephyr Homeloans have gone even more green at Zephyr, by launching REDUCED RATES for properties with an EPC rating of A-C. These are in addition to their existing product range and are worth a look for your buy to let customers. Here’s a quick glance of the latest updates:
Vida Homeloans delighted to announce that they have introduced a new range of Buy to Let Limited Editions with a fixed fee of £1,495.
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