For many years, there has been a debate…
Most BTL investors go for older properties – but is that the right move?
I took part in a buy-to-let panel session at the London Mortgage Business Expo recently and we were discussing Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs).
At Landbay we have seen an increase in day one remortgages this year, and there are several reasons for this.
It's surprising how many trading limited companies already own a BTL property, usually unencumbered as they have used surplus profit to purchase.
More and more landlords are setting up limited company for their buy-to-let portfolio because it can be more tax efficient
Title insurance is one of those policies that people might have heard of, but are not quite sure what it is.
Demand for flexible accommodation is on the rise in the UK and with HMOs no longer seen as simply a residence for students, they can be a sound investment, delivering higher yields.
uring the two months valuers couldn’t enter people’s homes, many mainstream lenders made great progress updating both their Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) and their Desktop Valuations.
With Bank Base rate now standing at a record 0.1% you may ask why it is that some rates, particularly for products such as buy-to-let, have not dropped accordingly – or even gone up?
