A recent survey by mortgage lender Landbay, which usually reflects a positive outlook among landlords, has revealed a shift in sentiment. This time, the findings suggest a rising
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Landlord Sell-Off Surges Amid New Stats
There’s been a noticeable increase in the number of properties being listed for sale by landlords, with fresh data revealing a sharp rise compared to last year. In
Surge in Low-Deposit Mortgages Reaches 17-Year High
There are now more mortgage deals available with low deposits than at any point since the 2008 financial crisis, according to the latest research. This increase in low-deposit
Lloyds Relaxes Mortgage Stress Tests
Lloyds Banking Group, which owns major high street lenders including Halifax, Bank of Scotland, BM Solutions, and Lloyds Bank itself, has introduced notable changes to its mortgage affordability
Lenders Cut Rates and Ease Mortgage Rules
UK lenders are intensifying a mortgage price battle, with HSBC and the Co-operative Bank announcing fresh cuts to their mortgage rates. At the same time, Halifax and Lloyds
UK House Prices Reach Record High in April
UK property prices have surged to a new all-time high this April, with the average asking price for homes across the country hitting £377,182, according to the latest
Landlords Rush: Sell or Restructure?
Landlords are in a race against time as a surge in remortgage searches marks a frantic period ahead of upcoming regulatory changes. With the Renters’ Rights Bill and
Renters’ Bill Delayed Until Autumn
The guarantor service Housing Hand has suggested that the Renters’ Rights Bill might not become law until October or November this year. This expected timeline is a few
Barclays Slashes Mortgage Rates Below 4%
Barclays has emerged as the largest UK lender to reduce mortgage rates in response to the growing economic uncertainty fuelled by recent developments in US trade policy. This
HSBC’s 20% Deposit BTL Deal – But Can You Qualify?
The number of buy-to-let mortgage products requiring just a 20% deposit has seen a notable increase compared to a year ago. Back then, there were only 334 such