A co-creator of the Halifax house price index is warning that Angela Rayner’s Renters Rights Bill could destabilise the housing market.
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Rise in young people becoming landlords instead of home owners
Claim is made by NI agent John Minnis, who says his estate agency has seen more 20 and 30-year-olds investing in BTL instead of buying their own home.
Read More‘Make or Break’ Spending Review: What it means for landlords
As Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, prepares to unveil her first Spending Review, public affairs manager, Ellie Bateman, highlights some of the difficult decisions being made that will shape public spending over the coming years – and how these could impact you as a landlord.
Read MoreNew mortgage for HMOs based on EPC rating and council licensing
Specialist mortgage lender Pepper Money has launched its new product for Houses of Multiple Occupation.
Read MoreA third of Britons want to own a buy-to-let… but is it still a good idea?
Taxes, regulations and mortgage costs are making it tougher to make a profit
Read More6 ways first-time buyers can boost their credit score
A top tip for first-time buyers wondering how to get the best mortgage rate possible to work on boosting your credit rating.
Read MoreNew mortgage rules will help 80,000 renters onto property ladder for first time
Rule changes mean buyers could borrow up to £40,000 more than before, easing affordability pressures, it has been revealed.
Read MoreThe best mortgage rates for first-time buyers: What deals are available and how long should you fix for?
If you’re hoping to buy your first home soon, searching for the best mortgage rates for first-time buyers is an essential part of the process.
Read MoreUK mortgage guarantee scheme due to end with no news on replacement
More than 53,000 mortgages have been completed using scheme, which encourages lenders to offer up to 95% loans.
Read MoreWhen will interest rates go down again?
The Bank of England has cut interest rates from 4.5% to 4.25% at its latest meeting in May – the second reduction in 2025.
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