West One has announced a major overhaul of its Buy-to-Let mortgage range, marking what it calls the most significant set of changes since the products launch in 2019.
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Is Buy-to-Let Still Worth It in 2025?
The question has been whispered in landlord forums, debated in coffee shops, and tossed about in property podcasts for years now: is buy to let dead? We suspect the answer isn’t so tidy.
Read MoreWill I be paying off my 40 year mortgage with my pension?
A mortgage expert is urging Britons to be fully informed about 40-year home loans before committing to a deal that could see them repaying their mortgage with their pension.
Read MoreMortgage with your mum? The rise in families buying together
First-time buyers are increasingly looking to open a joint-mortgage with a parent to get a foot on the property ladder – a step along from the old bank of mum and dad idea.
Read More5 mortgage myths which could be costing you money
Whether you are a first-time buyer, already on the property ladder or a long-time homeowner, there are many mortgage misconceptions which, if followed, could mean you miss out on opportunities. Here are five myths to watch out for.
Read MoreCommercial landlords funded to help revive town centres
Broxtowe Council has become the first local authority in England to formally serve a High Street Rental Auction (HSRA) notice under the new government scheme.
Read MoreLandlords warned to resist pressure from ‘wily’ tenants in arrears
A benefits expert has urged landlords not to succumb to tenants’ demands to pay them off after building up months of rent arrears.
Read MoreLender claims most landlords intend to keep properties as buying appetite grows
Most UK buy to let landlords plan to keep their rental homes over the coming year, showing renewed confidence in the private rented sector, a survey reveals.
Read MoreRenters Rights Bill- no implementation details until it becomes law
A government official has said that the long-awaited implementation dates for specific measures the Renters Rights Bill won’t be released until the legislation formally becomes law.
Read MoreBritain’s home buying process is ‘outdated’ and failed transactions cost movers £560m every year
Britain’s ‘outdated’ home buying and selling process is costing home movers £560million every year due to failed transactions, a leading high street bank today reveals.
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