Catch up on all that happened and see what you may have missed:
Monday
Kicking off the week, the Mortgage Solutions team examined whether the buy-to-let (BTL) market will ever revisit its 2007-lending peak.
We also looked at the extent of the landlord arrears problem, while Nationwide examined the case for the longer lease.
Tuesday
In our blogs, Kent Reliance drew parallels between the sector and best-selling novel Fifty Shades of Grey, while Paragon explained why optimistic advisers are triumping in the market.
Meanwhile, Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Chartered Surveyors examined why serious investors should be looking at the BTL market.
Wednesday
Buy-to-let specialist Ying Tan took part in our webchat where he answered readers questions on the market. Other highlights included a buy-to-let themed Market Watch, where industry experts gave their tips on how brokers can capitalise on the budgeoning BTL advice market.
Thursday
Mortgage Solutions sat down with Phil Cliff, director of retail assets at Santander, where he gave us an update on the lender’s BTL business.
Industry heavyweights Brian Hall and John Heron battled it out over whether the buy-to-let market is oversimplified by both indices and PR-spin.
Friday
And in the Mortgage Solutions People’s Poll, we found that landlords in arrears are turning to lenders, rather than brokers for help.
