Buy To Let News Archive
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Buy to let guru says residential property is safe
06/08/2010
Buy to let expert Andreas Panayiotou has stated that residential property is "very safe".
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Difference between buy to let house values between north and south 'reduced'
06/08/2010
The north-south divide between buy to let property values has decreased over the last ten years, one organisation has said.
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Mortgages 'will be seriously affected by changes to the base rate'
05/08/2010
Changes to the base rate will affect mortgages, Think Money has said, but there are many different opinions on when the Bank of England's (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will decide a rate rise in necessary.
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Could buy to let portfolios increase in value as property prices rise?
04/08/2010
Buy to let investors may be interested to know that the cost of homes rose by 0.6 per cent in July, according to one organisation, which could see their portfolios rise in value.
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Capped mortgages 're-entering market'
04/08/2010
More lenders are set to reintroduce capped mortgages as the likelihood of interest rates rising increases, one expert has said.
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Replace fixed mortgages with trackers, experts say
03/08/2010
Experts have advised that people opt for tracker mortgages as the Bank of England base rate is expected to remain at 0.5 per cent for up to four more years, according to one newspaper.
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Mortgage market will pick up, say brokers
03/08/2010
Mortgage brokers expected to see business rise in the third quarter of 2010, according to research by one lender.
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Low interest rates 'to continue on buy to let mortgages'
02/08/2010
People taking out buy to let mortgages will continue to benefit from low interest rates, one expert has said.
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Information fees on buy to let property to be scrapped
02/08/2010
People considering purchasing buy to let property will no longer be charged to gain information on houses, the government announced today.
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Mortgage lending by mutuals 'rose in June'
30/07/2010
Gross mortgage lending by mutuals was up 19 per cent in June compared with May, hitting £1.8 billion from 1.5 billion, according to one organisation.

