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The top 10 stories this week on Mortgage Solutions – 08/09/17

by: Mortgage Solutions
  • 08/09/2017
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Down-valuations, the remortgage tsunami ahead and Habito's capital-raising dominated the headlines this week. Catch up with our round up of the most-read stories over the last five days.

Is it a down-valuation or an overestimate? How surveyors value properties – E.surv

Purplebricks reported to ASA over viewings wording

Remortgage frenzy ahead with £35bn of maturities by October-end

Disappointing leads and demanding borrowers creating ‘unhappy’ brokers – poll result

Case study: ‘A timber frame has most lenders running for the hills’ – broker

Digital mortgage broker Habito agrees £18.5m venture capital deal

Habito MD marketplace Jenny Watts promoted to COO – exclusive

Retirement interest-only mortgages look set for comeback

England footballer Marcus Rashford sets up property investment firm

Accountants argue sellers paying Stamp Duty would boost housing market

 

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