Landlords may face higher mortgages as lenders crack down on fixed rate deals
Buy-to-let investors may find that they have to pay almost £7,000 more towards their mortgage payments, as the regulations have
Landlords to pay letting agency fees
The Chancellor has announced that letting agent fees will be scrapped for tenants in England, during the recent Autumn Statement. Philip Hammond stated that
Buy-to-let lending faces limits imposed by Bank of England
Landlords will face new restrictions when applying for a buy-to-let mortgage, as the Chancellor gives
Tougher lending rules for landlords due in 2017
New regulations due to be launched in 2017 could make buying a property far more complex for landlords. The Prudential Regulation Authority, part of the
Landlords face higher bills following tax changes
As April 2017 and the implementation of the new tax rules for buy-to-let approaches, landlords in the UK are contemplating
Leading company forecasts more limited companies for buy-to-let
More than 75% of buy-to-let borrowing will be made by limited companies during the next year, according to one of the leading mortgage companies for buy-to-let. Foundation Home Loans made this prediction following
Landlords benefit from low interest rates
Buy-to-let investors are continuing to benefit from lower mortgage rates, as recent data demonstrates that interest rates for buy-to-let mortgages have
Landlords will soon need 60% deposit for mortgage
Buy-to-let investors may soon have to find a 60% deposit as a result of tax changes which will
Pensioners face problems when renting
Many landlords are admitting that they don’t want to rent a property to older tenants, and may
