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Buy to let was at the forefront of lenders and advisers minds this week as the Bank of England's regulatory arm, the Prudential Regulation Authority, announced further changes to the market.

Portfolio landlords to be subject to specialist underwriting – Bank of England

Virgin Money to rework affordability criteria – exclusive

Underwriting standards could leave buy-to-let investors stranded – adviser

Buy to let under attack: What’s next for the sector?

Bank of England imposes higher capital buffers on UK lenders

Are mortgage lenders going after impossible targets? Hometrack

London and Country signs deal with estate agency franchise

IMLA warns against ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach in buy to let

TSB broadens Help to Buy offering and cuts rates

 

Responsible lenders have ‘nothing to fear’ from PRA proposals – Fleet Mortgages

 

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