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buy-to-let Archive
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Confidence Returns to Buy-to-let Property Market
A new survey reveals that UK landlords are experiencing increasing confidence. -
Better Deals for Buy-To-Let Investors
Lenders such as Nationwide are offering landlords considerable relief by raising mortgage caps on buy-to-let property. -
Rental Property Declines Despite Demand Increasing
The number of people looking to rent property has increased, but the number of properties available has continued to shrink. -
First-Time Buyers? Enquiries the Most Popular Advice Category
Professional advice website Unbiased.co.uk has reported that over 70,000 consumers sought advice from a whole-of-market mortgage adviser in 2009, with enquiries from first-time buyers being the most popular. -
Kensington Met Market Demand with New Products
Kensington Mortgages is increasing its product range and personnel to meet the changing demands of a recovering property market. -
Investors May Be Forced to Complete on Property Deals
Investors who ploughed into the property market in the good times may be forced to complete on deals even though the value of their property plunged before it was finished. -
Rents Rise as Accidental Landlords Sell Up
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors are forecasting a rise in rents as the supply of rental property decreases. -
Repossession Help for Scottish Tenants
?Unauthorised tenant? repossessions mean many families end up homeless. The Scottish government has decided to step in and try to resolve the problem. -
Buy To Let Market Shrinking
What mortgages are available for the buy to let market? According to experts, not very many at all.
