Buy To Let News Archive
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'Some buy to let investors unaware of law'
12/10/2009
Some buy to let investors think that they are able to withdraw from a property purchase after they have exchanged contracts, it has been suggested.
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Mortgage holders see base rate frozen at 0.5%
09/10/2009
Landlords with buy to let mortgages who have various fees to pay on a regular basis will have been among a number of homeowners to welcome the decision by the Bank of England's monetary policy committee to freeze interest rates at 0.5 per cent.
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Mortgage holders see average UK house price grow
08/10/2009
Buy to let mortgage holders may have seen the value of their property grow in September.
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NLA wants to 'shine a light' on bad buy to let practice
07/10/2009
The National Landlords Association (NLA) and the charity for single homeless people Crisis are aiming to convince the Conservative Party to make some changes that will affect buy to let investors.
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Calls made for increased access to mortgages
06/10/2009
More access to mortgage finance from major UK lenders is necessary to ensure that recent positive news in the property market is not short-lived.
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Buy to let investment encouraged
05/10/2009
It has been suggested that now could be a good time to make an investment in buy to let property.
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Brits 'unwilling' to own homes - good news for buy to let?
02/10/2009
Some 16 per cent of adults in the UK have claimed that they do not want to own their own home.
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Mortgage holders who use SRB scheme 'need protecting'
01/10/2009
The sale and rent back (SRB) scheme - which allows mortgage holders to sell their property but carry on living there - is a good concept, but needs further regulation.
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Mortgage aid offered by Healey
30/09/2009
Housing minister John Healey has set up a new scheme that is aimed to help mortgage holders who are struggling to meet their payments.
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Landlords told which buy to let property is best
29/09/2009
Avoid flats and purchase buy to let terraced property - that is the advice landlords have been given by one industry expert.
