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• Changes announced at NLA - buy to let mortgages

  Today is the last day of work at the National Landlords Association (NLA) for senior policy officer Elizabeth Brogan.

• Landlords warned about gas safety - buy to let mortgages

  Landlords with buy to let mortgages have been issued with a reminder of their responsibilities by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the wake of a recent court case.

• House price rise reported - buy to let mortgages

  The average property price in the UK stood at £156,442 in June, according to Nationwide Building Society's latest index.

• NLA to give evidence - buy to let mortgages

  Landlords and those looking to secure buy to let mortgages will be represented by the National Landlords Association (NLA) in a Treasury Select Committee investigation into mortgage arrears.

• Buy to let supply and demand boost - buy to let mortgages

  There has been a "significant increase" in both the supply and demand within the buy-to-let property sector, according to editor at Property Investor News magazine Richard Bowser.
  
  

• Local knowledge 'important' - buy to let mortgages

  A number of "naive" property investors got themselves into difficulties due to lack of research in the buy to let "boom" period earlier this decade, it has been suggested.

• 'Research is key' - buy to let mortgages

  Extensive research is a vital part of the property-buying process, one industry expert has explained.

• Rental levels described as firm - buy to let mortgages

  There have been a number of reports released in recent weeks that will have made good reading for those with buy to let mortgages.

• Rental property demand remains - buy to let mortgages

  There is still a strong demand for rental property in the UK, according to the latest research by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

• Low interest rate 'helps landlords' - buy to let mortgages

  The low interest rate in the UK has been beneficial to landlords and the buy to let sector in general, according to the Association of Residential Letting Agents.