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The Scottish Government has opened the First Homes Fund, offering up to 2,000 first-time buyers a £10,000 interest-free deposit contribution on homes up to £300,000.
At least 2,000 student HMO beds have been sold across Britain in the past year as landlords respond to new regulations and the Renters’ Rights Act, according to YieldMe.
Strutt & Parker has created a new senior role focused on prime residential markets in England's cathedral and university cities, appointing Louise Glanville as Head of National Town and City Markets.
Manchester has become the most sought-after UK buy-to-let location, surpassing London, according to new data from The Property Buying Company.
A landlord reports a dispute with a national letting agent over a missed rent renewal and conflicting advice, following previous service issues.
The British Mortgage Awards have marked 20 years, recognising individual excellence in the mortgage industry. Brokers now hold a larger market share, but their time is more limited.
Mortgage brokers are increasingly using WhatsApp and voice notes to respond to client enquiries, reporting higher engagement compared to traditional phone calls.
Shepherds Friendly has named Laura Gauden as its new head of sales, aiming to strengthen relationships with intermediaries and drive growth.
The government has launched a consultation on a First Time Buyer ISA to replace the Lifetime ISA, raising questions about simplicity, house price caps, and support for self-employed savers.
The government has outlined plans for a new First Time Buyer ISA to replace the Lifetime ISA, aiming to address previous criticisms and support first-time buyers. Key details, including annual limits and property price caps, are under consultation.
Atom Bank has increased procuration fees for new commercial mortgage applications and introduced improved rate discounts on large loans, according to Mortgage Strategy.
Connells research finds a third of UK renters save £100 or less per month, facing a 35-year wait to buy a home. High rents and deposit requirements are key barriers.
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