Buy-to-let
A property expert warns advisers to avoid ‘no money down' buy-to-let deals, where investors use bridging finance and two solicitors to avoid paying a deposit from their own funds.
TBMC, the buy-to-let and commercial mortgage specialist, has launched a two-year discount at 3.25%, available up to 60% LTV with Hinckley & Rugby Building Society.
Skipton Building Society has launched a raft of buy-to-let mortgages.
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One in three investors are planning to increase their buy-to-let property portfolio this year, reports lender CHL Mortgages.
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Lending to property investors rose 32% year-on-year, but remains at just a third of pre-credit crunch levels in 2007.
Short-and medium-term lender, Dragonfly Property Finance has produced just over 500 Agreements In Principle (AIPs) on loans amounting to £337m in the first four months of 2012.
A report by Landlord Assist suggests that landlords are likely to delay plans to expand after the UK fell back into recession.
Coventry Intermediaries has announced a cut in rates and fees for select products in its range.
Paradigm Mortgage Services has partnered with Chorley Building Society to launch three exclusive products.
Paragon saluted the Treasury Select Committee's reprt that suggested private landlords have qwuietly been propping up the private rental market for some time.
The Mortgage Works(TMW), the buy-to-let specialist lending arm of Nationwide Building Society, has improved its existing buy-to-let offering and added new deals to its range.
Leek United Building Society has reduced its maximum interest-only LTV to 50% from today.
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