Tag: Buy to let mortgages
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Buy to let market expanded by 7% in 2010
The truth is finally out about how the buy to let market performed in 2010 as the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has released the...
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Buy to let mortgage deals hot up for landlords
New lenders are eyeing buy-to-let as others are shaping up their deals to give landlords a wider choice of rates and products.
Yorkshire...
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85% LTV buy to let is back!
Somebody had to be first to do it but who would have expected it to be Kensington Mortgages?
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Paragon lines up £85 million of landlord loans
Buy to let specialist Paragon has advanced £8.8 million of loans and has a further £75 million of property investment deals in the...
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High hopes for more buy to let mortgage lending
Buy to let mortgage brokers are among the most resilient optimists as more than half expect to help property investors purchase more...
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Mortgage lending slumps to lowest level for a decade
Mortgage lending has slumped to the lowest level for a decade as banks and building societies tighten their grip on the housing market.
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Buy to let lenders offer ‘golden goodbye’ discounts
Cash-strapped banks are offering to write off huge amounts to encourage landlords and property investors to remortgage to another lender.