Buy to Let Mortgages

Lee Tillcock, Head of Business Moneyfacts at Moneyfacts.co.uk, comments: “The cost of university education is rising year on year, and is becoming a real concern for both students and parents. One of the biggest costs is living accommodation, but one solution, which parents could opt for, is to invest in a buy-to-let property for their child.

Mortgage Express tops new lending table as well as being number one for outstanding balances.

Bank of Scotland Mortgages has reduced rates on selected buy-to-let products offering intermediaries and their clients very competitive deals.

Legal & General Mortgage Club is launching a new exclusive three year buy-to-let fixed rate mortgage funded by Platform, the intermediary lender of Britannia.

Interest in the buy-to-let market is as strong as ever amongst would-be borrowers and IFAs according to findings from Standard Life Bank.

Standard Life Bank is introducing free legals and no valuation fees to its Freestyle buy-to-let remortgage range as part of wide-ranging buy-to-let enhancements.

The second landlords optimism index reveals, despite several increases in the Bank of England base rate, optimism among landlords about their investments has actually increased.

A raft of changes to Skipton Building Society’s criteria for buy-to-let lending is making it even easier for landlords to expand their portfolio of properties.

Britannia Building Society has launched the following buy to let mortgage products:

Britannia Building Society will launch the following buy to let mortgage products on Friday 13th July 2007:

Kensington is helping first-time investors to enter the buy to let market, with the launch of its new Self-Cert Buy to Let product.

The Money Centre’s free buy-to-let workshop visits the west of London on Wednesday 20th June.

Standard Life Bank has announced new enhancements to its Freestyle buy-to-let mortgage range.

Woolwich, which launched a short term fix and track on its residential range at the beginning of June, is introducing this innovative approach on its buy to let range from today to get around the short term hike in swap rates.

GE Money Home Lending, one of the UK’s leading specialist lenders, is ramping up its presence in the Buy-to–Let market by introducing a new range of Buy-to-Let products.