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The top ten stories this week on Mortgage Solutions – 13/10/2017

by: Mortgage Solutions
  • 13/10/2017
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Our biggest stories are a varied lot this week from a pair of Gloucester fraudsters to the Mortgage Trust rebrand to Paragon and the finalists of the 2017 Equity Release Awards. Look back at the week on Mortgage Solutions.

Gloucestershire couple scam property investors out of £7.8m

 

Paragon rebrands and predicts £35bn BTL lending market this year

 

Large landlords looking to exit: Irwin Mitchell

From Purplebricks to Knowledge Bank and MortgageGym – the London Platform Supper Club

 

Housing ‘bubble alert’ issued by mortgage adviser for 19 UK towns and cities

 

Ex-regulator Lynda Blackwell to offer compliance inside track at The Mortgage and Protection Events

 

 

New-build specialist brokers defend criticism it’s a ‘closed shop’ – poll result

 

Government slammed for inadequate mortgage support communications

 

The 2017 Equity Release Awards finalists confirmed from 2,500 nominations

 

API-driven ‘one-touch’ mortgage application strategy endorsed by brokers

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