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The week’s most read stories on Mortgage Solutions – 14/07/2017

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  • 14/07/2017
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The week’s most read stories on Mortgage Solutions – 14/07/2017
Mortgage Solutions readers were gripped by the news that the FCA's Lynda Blackwell had quit the regulator sending her candid interview with Victoria Hartley to the top of the most read stories this week.

News that Keystone was raising its procuration fee to 0.70% on its Classic range to reflect the additional work brokers will need to do for portfolio buy to lets was a talking point. Meanwhile stories about technology and complex buy to let continued to secure firm places in this week’s most read round up.

Exclusive: FCA mortgage manager Lynda Blackwell quits regulator

 

Buy-to-let specialist lender to increase proc fee to 0.7%

 

Big data: The four horsemen of the apocalypse Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google are on their way

 

Brokers welcome Nationwide’s withdrawal of free legals

 

GoCompare becomes 3rd largest MortgageGym.com investor

 

Legal and General unveils prefab home prototype

 

Lenders predict squeeze on 90% LTV mortgage products

 

Brokers bemoan flood of ‘mediocre’ mortgage products

 

Airbnb-style lets growing in popularity among landlords, say brokers

 

HMO calming measures must ‘strike a careful balance’

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