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A lack of lender appetite poses the biggest hurdle for mortgage brokers working with overseas clients.

The Society has launches a new 'end-to-end property development proposition' with expanded buy-to-let and bridging solutions.

Forward‑looking data suggests growth continued into October before flattening in November. 

The maximum cashback available is now £2,000.

The lender has announced a series of criteria changes to support first-time buyers.

The lender has reduced rates on its two-year fix for landlord borrowers.

Advisers can input their client's situation and the tool shows which Budget measures apply and the estimated cost.

The Bank has also removed minimum income requirements for portfolio landlords.

The Society says it wants to make homeownership more achievable for those prioritising modern, energy-efficient homes.

A rise in product choice sits in contrast to the slowdown in searches, showing that lenders are still competing actively even as borrowers take a more cautious approach.