In this day and age, none of us working within the property and mortgage markets, should underestimate the allure of the new-build property.

2022 feels different, doesn’t it? After the last couple of years dipping in and out of lockdown, peering at anxiety-inducing charts and sitting though covid update after covid...

Self-employed clients have historically felt they have been unfairly treated by lenders, but in recent years there has been much innovation in the ways that self-employed income can be...

The fixed-rate mortgage market has changed in recent years.

One of the inevitable results of the pandemic has been that many of us have looked afresh at our homes and whether they really deliver what we need.

For those people who haven’t had the need to use bridging finance, it often seems in the outset to be an anachronism: isn’t it expensive, unsophisticated and just for those...

2022 was meant to be the ‘year of the remortgage’ but has it really turned out like that?

It’s accepted across the industry that there is a real imbalance when it comes to the supply of residential property compared to demand from would-be buyers and tenants. For...

At present, the vast undersupply of properties on the market means most buyers do not have the luxury of being able to shop around for the most energy efficient one.

Hi everyone, we were joined by special guest Catherine Betley from Grief Chat in the last episode. If you’ve not heard of them, the podcast provides a great overview of their...