The latest house price index, commissioned by e.surv, provides insights into the evolving landscape of capital appreciation as we approach the close of 2023. The director of e.surv,
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The latest house price index, commissioned by e.surv, provides insights into the evolving landscape of capital appreciation as we approach the close of 2023. The director of e.surv,
Penrith Building Society has decided to waive mortgage application fees for buy-to-let and residential products, including further advances, until March 31. Tim Vigeon, the head of products at
This morning carries a noteworthy caution suggesting that the expected relaxation of Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) measures for the private rental sector may not have come to fruition
Exercise caution, as analysts advise landlords and housing market enthusiasts against excessive celebration following the latest Halifax index figures. According to the lender, there’s been a 1.1% increase
Understand the impact of Section 24 Tax Changes for Landlords on taxes and profits in the rental property sector. Explore the essentials, especially for those in higher tax
Leeds council has introduced a scheme to benefit renters and landlords residing in properties without gas central heating. The initiative, conducted in partnership with Everwarm Ltd, offers the
Eco-Friendly Mortgages: Worth the Investment? Buyer awareness of green mortgages is on the decline, as indicated by recent research. According to the study conducted by Mortgage Advice Bureau,
UK Finance has recently unveiled its comprehensive forecasts for the housing and mortgage market, providing insights into the trajectory expected for 2024 and 2025, along with an in-depth
Critics from both the tenant and landlord sectors have expressed strong reservations about the Conservative Party’s recent proposals, which seem to prioritize boosting housing demand without addressing the
Revolutionizing BTL Mortgages: Five-Year Fixed Rates! Paragon Bank has rolled out a new range of buy-to-let mortgages, offering a five-year fixed-rate term with no associated product fees. The