Selected first-time buyer rates are increasing by 0.11%, while others are reducing by up to 0.06%.

The average first-time buyer deposit in England is £69,000 vs. £22,800 for shared ownership.

Around 90,000 UK properties are owned by anonymous companies, worth over £100 billion.

The change applies to UK resident standard buy-to-let products.

Bola Anike, mortgage and insurance broker at Elmgrove Financial Services, says lenders' strict criteria are locking first-time buyers out of the housing market.

Richard Harrison, head of mortgages at Atom Bank, says lenders need to go the extra mile in both embracing higher LTV lending and being more flexible around the source of deposits for...

Keystone has also introduced a new 75% LTV product within the range.

The changes apply across the lender's range of buy-to-let purchase plans for UK residents.

Independent research confirms the need for industry and government to co-create a property data trust framework with the OPDA.

The new 3% fee products offer a lower interest rate.