Buy to Let Mortgages
Leeds reduces Buy to Let 2 year discount by 0.30%
Leeds Building Society has reduced its 2 year discount Buy to Let deal by 0.30% to only 4.59%. This rate is available up to 70% LTV and allows the flexibility of 10% capital repayments each year, without penalty.
New buy to let mortgages from Coventry Intermediaries
Coventry Intermediaries has maintained its new year momentum by launching two new market leading buy to let products with no arrangement fees.
Coventry starts New Year with a bang
Coventry and Godiva have launched a top range of marketing leading residential and buy to let mortgages.
What's in store for buy-to-let in 2011?
Nigel Terrington, chief executive of buy-to-let mortgage specialist Paragon Group, comments on the prospects for the sector over the next 12 months: "2010 has provided a solid base for the buy-to-let market on which to build over the next 12 months. Both the number of lenders and products has increased and gross advances are expected to be up at least 10% on 2009 numbers.
Leeds offers new 2 year discount buy to let deals
Leeds Building Society has launched a best buy 2 year discount buy to let deal from 4.29%. This rate is available up to 65% LTV and has been awarded 4 stars by the information provider Moneyfacts.
Buy-to-let lending showing modest signs of recovery
Buy-to-let lending rose by 12% in the third quarter, according to latest data published by the Council of Mortgage Lenders, supported by ongoing demand for rental property against the backdrop of a dysfunctional owner-occupier market.
Platform launches new buy to let range
Platform further underlined its plans to support the buy to let sector with the launch of a new product range.
Availability of buy-to-let mortgages improves
Nearly half of mortgage brokers reported an improvement in the availability of buy-to-let mortgages during the third quarter of 2010, Paragon Mortgages research has revealed.
Reluctant landlords return to rental market
The ‘reluctant landlord' - a phenomenon that emerged during the recession as homeowners were forced to let their property rather than sell it - has returned to the rental market, according to the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA).
London luxury property rents continue to rise
Rents in London’s prime residential market have risen 16% since their recessionary low in June 2009, according to the Knight Frank Prime Central London Rental Index.
Demand for rented property continues to strengthen
Tenant demand for privately rented property continued to strengthen during the third quarter of 2010, Paragon Group's Private Rented Sector (PRS) Trends report has revealed.
Buy-to-let going strong
Buy-to-let accounted for nearly one in five mortgages handled by intermediaries in the three months to the end of September, research by specialist buy-to-let lender Paragon Mortgages has found.
The Mortgage Works cuts buy to let mortgage rates
With effect from today, Nationwide's Building Society's The Mortgage Works will be making selected changes to its Buy to Let product range.
Buy to let borrowers offered more options
Today there are 306 mortgages available to buy-to-let (BTL) landlords, which is just one tenth of what it was at its peak (3,648) in July 2007, but at its worst just over a year ago the number of mortgages available had fallen by 95%.
The Mortgage Works strengthens buy to let portfolio
The Mortgage Works (TMW) is strengthening its buy to let product offering by enhancing its existing range of mortgages as well as introducing a new set of products as it continues its commitment to expanding and increasing competitive mortgage solutions for intermediaries.