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Is it really a good idea for me to get a no deposit mortgage?
Mortgages for those with no deposits have started to return to the market
Read MoreLandlords face extra screening by agents from today
All UK letting agents are required from today to check landlords, tenants and other clients against the UK’s official sanctions list.
Read MoreRent Bill moves to report stage amid landlord concerns over court capacity
The Renter’s Rights Bill has moved to the report stage in the House of Lords, with landlords concerned that the legislation does not address the capacity of the courts to handle the banning of no-fault evictions.
Read MoreFoundation and TMW reduce their buy to let rates
Foundation Home Loans and The Mortgage Works have announced rate reductions on their buy to let (BTL) mortgage products, providing fresh opportunities for landlords navigating the mortgage market.
Read MoreExperts share 5 mortgage myths, and one that’s true
Dreaming of buying a new house or flat, but worried about applying for a mortgage? It might not be as bad as you think.
Read MoreCould NatWest’s family mortgage blast your adult children on to the housing ladder?
If you dream of helping your child on to the property ladder but don’t have buckets of cash to give or lend them for a deposit then you might consider becoming a ‘booster’ on their mortgage application.
Read MoreCan you spot a mortgage red flag? New Rightmove tool lets buyers check if a bank is likely to lend on a home
Banks refuse loans on homes with short leases and above shops, for example.
Read MoreIs it about to become easier to get a mortgage?
The FCA is urging lenders to ease affordability rules – here’s what it means for first-time buyers
Read MoreNo deposit 100% mortgage launched by April
April Mortgages has launched a deposit free mortgage which allows first-time buyers and home movers to borrow 100% of their property’s price.
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