Buy To Let News Archive
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More landlords 'opting for fixed rates' - buy to let mortgages
24/03/2009
More investors are opting for fixed-rate buy to let mortgages, according to a new report.
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Lettings agents charge "substantial" fees? buy to let mortgages
23/03/2009
Holders of buy to let mortgages have been advised that they could save money by cutting out lettings agents.
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Single living total 'set for 2m rise' - buy to let mortgages
20/03/2009
More and more women are living alone, it has been stated, something that could have implications for the kind of rental accomodation property investors need to provide.
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Budget 'will see new tax incentives' - buy to let mortgages
19/03/2009
Next month's budget will see a major effort being made to use tax incentives in support of the property market, it has been predicted.
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Rates could go up, says bank - buy to let mortgages
18/03/2009
Minutes of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee meeting this month have revealed that it may raise the base rate if its £75 billion quantitative easing programme pushes inflation up.
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Investor stamp duty rules criticised - buy to let mortgages
17/03/2009
A change in the stamp duty rules for investors with several properties would be a good thing, it has been suggested.
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Survey shows rise in property investor interest - buy to let mortgages
16/03/2009
An increasing number of people are keen on investing in property, it has been suggested.
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Move fast for good price, investors told - buy to let mortgages
13/03/2009
Those investing in property and keen to get a good price should hurry because the best deals are diminishing, it has been stated.
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Lettings agent shortlisted for award - buy to let mortgages
12/03/2009
Young London has revealed that it has been shortlisted to receive an accolade at the upcoming Estate & Letting Agent Awards in London.
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Do not wait for market to bottom out' - buy to let mortgages
11/03/2009
Property investors have been urged not to wait for the bottom of the market to make purchases.
