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Ultimate Finance has made its semi-commercial bridging loan available to its entire broker network, offering up to £4m for mixed-use property transactions.
West Brom Building Society and Barclays have reduced rates on a range of residential and buy-to-let mortgage products, including high-LTV and remortgage options.
Recent volatility in the UK mortgage market has increased demand for adviser support, as borrowers face rising rates and product changes. Technology is growing, but human advice remains key.
Barclays data shows Gen Z buyers now prioritise affordability over location, with many willing to compromise on where they live due to rising house prices.
A new platform has been launched to help landlords with compliance, aiming to remove complexity according to its creators.
Landlords are increasingly customising HMOs to attract defined tenant groups, with students, professionals, and young singles most commonly targeted, according to Paragon Bank research.
Landlord exits from the private rental sector are most concentrated in London and the South of England, according to new data.
Paragon Bank has launched new switch and further advance tracker mortgage products for existing buy-to-let customers, with options for HMOs and multi-unit blocks.
A council is phasing in a large-scale rollout of selective licensing, describing it as beneficial for both landlords and renters.
A Labour politician has criticised HMOs, calling them 'state financed cash for investors', with Labour and reform councils opposing HMO expansion.
The co-founders of iamproperty have been awarded honorary degrees by Northumbria University for their work in property and technology.
Letting Agent Today reports that data from the Association of British Insurers points to a significant increase in pensioner rental households.
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