Buy to Let Mortgages
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.
The Mortgage Works enhances its product range
The Mortgage Works (TMW) is reinforcing its support for brokers and their clients by improving its Buy to Let and Residential Prime range.
Paragon returns to new mortgage lending
The Paragon Group of Companies is delivering on its commitment to return to new lending and aims to expand choice and competition for professional landlords in the buy-to-let mortgage sector.
The Mortgage Works enhances Buy to Let and Prime ranges
The Mortgage Works (TMW) has made further enhancements to its Buy to Let and Residential Prime mortgage ranges, including new 75% LTV First Time Landlord and Let to Buy products and rate reductions of up to 0.60%.
Godiva launches new residential and buy-to-let mortgage deals
Godiva Mortgages has underlined its recent entry into the prime residential mortgage market by launching new residential and buy-to-let mortgage deals, including a market-leading 3 Year Fixed Rate for residential purchases and remortgages.
Post Office cuts mortgage rates
Reflecting its ongoing ambition to be a leading player in the UK mortgage market, the Post Office has cut rates across its fixed rates, trackers, and buy to let mortgages. The rate changes will take effect immediately and coincide with the launch of a new 65% LTV deal with a direct Best Buy rate of 2.85%.
Northern Rock makes it more affordable for customers Everyday
Northern Rock has improved its Everyday mortgage range, offering lower rates which will make it easier for those looking to take their first steps onto the property ladder.
Buy-to-let lending remains subdued
The freezing up of the buy-to-let mortgage market that emerged as an unwelcome side-effect of the credit crunch appears to have eased a little, according to the latest buy-to-let survey results from the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
Northern Rock reduces longer term fixed rates
Northern Rock has improved its range of Everyday residential mortgages, offering more attractive longer term and Buy-to-Let rates, as well as reducing Buy-to-let product fees by up to 0.50%.
Leeds reduces fixed rate, fixed fee buy to let to only 4.89%
Leeds Building Society has reduced its highly competitive 2-year fixed rate buy to let mortgage, which is available from only 4.89%.