September 1996 marked the public launch of buy-to-let, with the first products available under the buy-to-let banner available from October of that year.
September 1996 marked the public launch of buy-to-let, with the first products available under the buy-to-let banner available from October of that year.
Kevin Aitken, senior sales manager at The Cumberland, says a professional holiday let investor might not be the person with the longest list of properties, but is instead the one who...
The range features a wider selection of fee options across its one, two and five-year fixed products.
As part of the changes, CHL will now accept applications for first-time buyers.
The new range has no application or valuation fees.
Adrian Moloney, group lending distribution director at Rely, explores how more future landlords expect to inherit property rather than build portfolios from scratch, and what this...
The launch provides brokers and landlords with additional longer-term product options, with rates starting from 5.70%.
The Society has reintroduced a range of residential and buy-to-let fixed rates following their temporary withdrawal due to swap rate volatility.
Anna Lewis, commercial director at Castle Trust Bank, explores which refurbishment finance solution may be most suitable for different investor requirements and how drawdown facilities...
These changes are designed to streamline the application process for intermediaries.
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