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Lender incentives and poor practice can drive borrowers into default – Octane

Bridging lenders have been criticised for being overly ambitious with loan exit terms and ...

  • Feb 13, 2020
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Wave of institutional funding could deliver rates drop

There is a “wave of institutional money” coming to fund UK lenders which could see mor...

  • Feb 13, 2020
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TSLE2020: HMO valuation process must be clear for lenders and brokers

Brokers must be clear what circumstances houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) will be valu...

  • Feb 11, 2020
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TSLE2020: My two tips for bridging success – Barnard

Masthaven director of intermediaries Rob Barnard has given his two crucial tips for advise...

  • Feb 11, 2020
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TSLE2020: Lenders will target landlords breaking mortgage terms with Airbnb – HTB

Lenders will be increasingly looking out for landlords breaking the terms of their buy-to-...

  • Feb 11, 2020
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The Specialist Lending Event 2020 in pictures

The Specialist Lending Event 2020 roadshow is touring the country bringing the latest deve...

  • Feb 10, 2020
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TSLE2020: Execution-only is a ‘dangerous route’ – lenders

The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) move to encourage execution-only is a “dangero...

  • Feb 10, 2020
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TSLE2020: Landlords ignored by brokers and lenders on regulation changes – Aldermore

A significant portion of small portfolio landlords are being ignored by brokers and lender...

  • Feb 07, 2020
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TSLE2020: Dual representation can create ‘conflict of interest’

Dual representation can create an “inherent conflict of interest” as the solicitor may...

  • Feb 07, 2020
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TSLE2020: HTB plans revolving credit facility product

Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has revealed it is considering launching a revolving credit fac...

  • Feb 06, 2020
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HSBC maintains 95 per cent LTV mortgages  
  • Apr 01, 2020
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Banks axe top bonuses and investor payouts to conserve cash for coronavirus hit

  • Apr 01, 2020
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Accord allows product transfers on payment holidays and cuts LTVs

  • Apr 01, 2020
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NatWest and Metro Bank withdraw high LTV product ranges

  • Apr 01, 2020
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Bank of Ireland UK caps mortgage lending at 85 per cent LTV

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