New research highlights a rental sector undergoing significant transition. Amid economic pressures, regulatory changes, and evolving tenant expectations, landlords are adapting their strategies—focusing less on short-term expansion and more on long-term sustainability.
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HSBC UK introduces top slicing for BTL landlords
HSBC UK has increased support for landlords by expanding the accessibility of its buy-to-let (BTL) mortgages with the introduction of top slicing.
Read MoreNew mortgage products launched for landlords
Aldermore has launched new buy to let limited edition mortgage products for landlords, alongside reduced rates across its owner occupier range for both new and existing customers looking to product switch.
Read MoreSelf-employed warned over looming mortgage deadline
Self-employed workers applying for a mortgage in the coming months are being reminded to file their tax return very soon in order to meet lenders’ requirements.
Read MoreFirst-time buyers could save hundreds in sales plan, government says
Plans for a major reform of the house-buying system, which aim to cut costs, reduce delays and halve failed sales, have been unveiled by the government.
Read More‘Sweat equity’: homebuyers turn builders for £10k off their mortgage
In exchange for 500 hours of work, the schemes can provide more than just a route to home ownership.
Read MoreHSBC lowers mortgage rates as other lenders hold deals steady
Best UK mortgage deals of the week, 2 October.
Read MoreHMRC brings in £107m from tax investigations into landlords as compliance activity is set to intensify
HMRC brought in a record £107m from compliance activity targeting landlords in 2024/25.
Read MoreAI tool helps landlords make sound and speedy investments
A new AI tool is combining financial modelling and local market intelligence to give BTL landlords a smarter way to invest.
Read MoreRemortgaging in 2025: How Landlords Can Cut Costs
Thousands of landlords are rolling off fixed-rate deals in 2025. For many, this means facing significantly higher payments, tighter affordability tests and fewer choices than when they locked in.
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