Mortgages for Business are well recognised as the leading truly
independent voice on the UK Commercial and Buy to Let Mortgage
Markets. Members of the press or media should please contact
Jonathan Moore, Marketing Manager for further information on 01732
471619. View our latest press releases covering Buy to Let
and Business mortgages.
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Finding a property ripe for development is relatively easy. Finding and securing the best source of finance to maximise your return can be much harder. A good deal will see your profit margin increase; a bad one can see it vanish.
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Traditionally the words “sub-prime” and “non-conforming” have led many in the commercial mortgage industry to turn up their noses at what they view as a grubby area of the market. With most considering the market to be the realm of brokers and lenders who are either rogues or fools.
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Well done to Pandora Maple from Hampshire who won a case of Chateau Moulin - St Emilion Grand Cru!
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Landlords will no longer be able to keep tenants’ deposits following legislation pushed through by the deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott.
The changes added to the 2004 Housing Act in its final stages are likely to catch many landlords by surprise and will burden landlords with additional costs and bureaucracy, which according to David Whittaker, managing director at Mortgages for Business, will be passed on to tenants
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At first glance, buy-to-let investors probably read with some dread the news that the Deputy Prime Minister looks to now be finalising plans to introduce home information packs (HIPs) in 2007.
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Competition between buy-to-let lenders is hotting up says Mortgages for Business, one of the country’s leading buy-to-let mortgage brokerages, and this means there a deals to be had for the canny investor.
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The Buy To Let (BTL) market breathed a sigh of relief on the publication of the lending data for the first half of 2005 when the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) issued its press release on 16 August. The headlines that were faithfully reproduced in many publications over the next few days emphasized that the number of new loans only declined by 4% and that advances of £9.9billion were actually a marginal increase on the last half of 2004.
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As Stephen Johnson, Sales and Marketing Director of Commercial First, stepped up to accept their second award of the evening at the NACFB Annual Dinner and Gala Awards ceremony on 11 November, the frustration of some of their competitors was quite evident. Not only had Commercial First won Commercial Mortgage Provider of the Year but they had also scooped the industry wide trophy for Specialist Lender of the Year.
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Mortgages for Business, a leading UK buy-to-let mortgage broker, is reporting increasing concern among buy-to-let landlords over the implementation of the new Local Housing Allowance (LHA).
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Competition between buy-to-let lenders is hotting up says Mortgages for Business, one of the country’s leading buy-to-let mortgage brokerages, and this means there a deals to be had for the canny investor.
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In a static or volume declining market what can buy-to-let lenders do to drive sales and increase their own market share?
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How will the nation’s buy-to-let investors fair this election? Mortgages for Business, one of the country’s leading buy-to-let mortgage brokerages, examines the manifestos of the three leading parties.
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Mortgages for Business survey reveals the most profitable parts of the country and most profitable tenants.
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Buy-to-let investors welcomed the Chancellor’s doubling of the stamp duty starting threshold (taking affect from 17 March) announced in yesterday’s Budget. With residential property purchases now being stamp duty exempt up to £120,000, the Council of Mortgage Lenders suggests that approximately 43% (approximately 78,000 purchases per year) of those buying property will benefit in the South East alone.
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The slowdown in the housing market in the closing months of 2004 and the sluggish activity in the early months of 2005 inevitably predetermine the activity of the Buy to Let (BTL) sector, as their fortunes are inexorably interlinked.
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Mortgages for Business reaction to the CML buy-to-let lending half yearly report
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UKCGF completes £1.26 billion or one in 20 buy-to-let mortgages in 2004.
