by Team | Jul 18, 2018 | Landlord Finance News
Almost as quickly as the slowdown towards the end of 2011 took the wind out of our sails and made it look like lenders were starting to see the need for caution in buy to let again, 2012 blew around and high loan to value competition came back in the form of 80% LTV... by Team | Jul 17, 2018 | Landlord Finance News
In a surprise move one of the most innovative lenders in the buy to let lending market, Kensington, have withdrawn their entire buy to let range. This will leave borrowers looking for more than 75% LTV or with any small amounts of adverse credit with just one or two... by alib | Jul 17, 2018 | Landlord Finance News
If you are a landlord who has an air conditioning unit in any of your properties, are you aware of the legislation with regard to the refrigerants that can be used in them from 2015? The refrigerant in question is one known as R22, as its use causes the release of... by Team | Jul 16, 2018 | Landlord Finance News
Whenever secure tenancy and rent control are discussed in the media it’s as if we can simply control our way back to enough houses for people to live in. Stopping landlords making empty houses into homes by restricting their profit is hardly going to home more... by Team | Jul 16, 2018 | Landlord Finance News
Many people take advantage of the many benefits of being self-employed, such as increased flexibility and freedom, the ability to work at least partially from home and more. However, when it comes to buying a new home and applying for a mortgage, being self-employed... by Team | Jul 15, 2018 | Landlord Finance News
Who wouldn’t want to live like a celebrity? The allure of the posh estate and sprawling mansion has enticed thousands through Instagram accounts, celebrity websites, and the windows of tour buses. Now, thanks in part to the rise of peer-to-peer rental sites, many...