Buy To Let News Archive
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Brokers "invaluable" to buy to let landlords
30/07/2010
Mortgage brokers are "invaluable" to buy to let landlords, one commentator has said, adding that choosing the right product could save people thousands of pounds.
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Mortgage lending increased in June but approvals fell
29/07/2010
Those looking for buy to let mortgage deals may be interested to know that home loan lending rose in June.
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Could weaker house prices see buy to let portfolio values fall?
29/07/2010
Buy to let portfolios may have decreased in value as new research showed that house prices were lower in July.
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Could buy to let portfolios increase in value as house prices rise?
28/07/2010
Buy to let portfolios may increase in value as one organisation has reported that the worth of property rose in June.
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Buy to let landlords 'not milking housing benefits'
28/07/2010
Buy to let portfolio investors are not using the housing benefits system to make extra cash, one expert has argued.
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Increase in requests for mortgage advice 'a sign of recovery'
27/07/2010
A rise in the number of people seeking advice on their home loan indicates that the mortgage market is recovering, one organisation has said.
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Could buy to let portfolio values have risen with higher east London prices?
27/07/2010
Buy to let investors with portfolios in east London may have seen a rise in the value of their assets, as it has been reported that house prices in the area have increased.
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Banks 'need encouragement' to increase mortgage lending
26/07/2010
Banks should be encouraged to increase mortgage lending, one organisation has said, calling for a "practical solution" to be found to support the sustainability of the market.
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Buy to let landlords 'see improvement in rent arrears'
23/07/2010
There was a modest improvement in the rate of rental arrears experienced by buy to let property investors in the last three months, one organisation has said.
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Lack of buy to let regulations raises MPs' concerns
21/07/2010
Concern over the lack of regulation in the buy to let industry has seen over 60 members of parliament sign an Early Day Motion (EDM), according to the Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla).
