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Landbay has announced rate reductions of up to 0.2% across its Core buy-to-let mortgage range, affecting 19 products at 75% loan-to-value.
A landlord bought a three-bedroom terraced property in south-west London for £550,000 at auction, completing the purchase in three days with a bridging loan.
Landbay has announced rate reductions of up to 0.20% across its Core buy-to-let mortgage range, affecting 19 products at 75% LTV.
Legal & General Surveying Services has rebranded as Westmarq following a change of ownership in December 2023. The company will continue to offer valuation, surveying, and digital reporting services to lenders.
RICS surveyors report that declines in buyer demand and agreed sales eased in August, suggesting the UK housing market may be stabilising. Lettings demand remains strong, with rents expected to rise.
Land Registry data shows freehold house prices rising while leasehold flats and maisonettes see declining values, according to SAM Conveyancing analysis.
Rightmove data shows UK buyer demand increased by 5% in the first week of September, with London and the South West seeing the strongest regional growth.
Knowledge Bank recorded over 6,800 lender criteria changes and nearly 6,000 new criteria additions in August 2026, marking the highest monthly totals this year.
JammJar's founder says current mortgage CRM systems are inefficient and urges the sector to adopt new technology. He highlights issues with compliance and productivity.
Accord Mortgages has appointed Kelly Stowell as regional sales manager for London, the South East and Northern Ireland. Stowell brings nearly three decades of mortgage industry experience.
Explore the latest landlord tax changes for 2026/27, including mortgage interest relief restrictions, Capital Gains Tax updates, and the rollout of Making Tax Digital for landlords. Stay compliant and optimise your property business with our expert guidance.
Landlords are reconsidering their property portfolios as September sees renewed discussion of an annual property tax and ongoing regulatory pressures.
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