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Self cert, buy-to-let SPVs, TSLE16: The top ten most read stories this week – 29/01/16

by: Mortgage Solutions
  • 29/01/2016
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Count down this week's most read with us from limited company buy to lets to the Prague-based self-cert lender and the ongoing Sesame recruitment saga - it all happened on Solutions this week.

Case study: Purchasing a buy to let with a special purpose vehicle

Buy-to-let tax changes may prevent Bank of England intervention

 

Brokers agree place for self-certification in UK mortgage market

 

Credit scoring model uses online data to assess borrowers’ affordability

 

FCA warns self-cert lender applicants ‘we can’t protect you’

 

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TSLE16: Clock ticking on self-cert lender as MCD deadline looms

 

Bagley and Benjamin join Sesame Bankhall

 

Vitality accounts director to join Mark Graves at Sesame

 

Stamp Duty proposals could be ‘overkill’ says CML

 

TSB unveils new-build expansion plans

 

Don’t forget to review all the multimedia coverage from our inaugural Specialist Lending Event this week in London and Stafford. See all the Twitter coverage #TSLE16.

 

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