buy to let market

New buy to let lending bounced back in fourth quarter of 2016

Following a shift to more remortgaging in the buy to let lending market, more landlords moved to purchase properties in the final quarter of 2016, the latest data shows. After the Brexit vote in the summer and concerns about changes to stamp duty for additional homes the number of mortgages for new purchase fell in […] The post New buy to let lending bounced back in fourth quarter of 2016 appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Right to Rent rules in UK causing stress for landlords, study suggests

Right to Rent is causing landlords huge stress and worry, especially in areas of the UK with a high penetration of immigrants, new research suggests. The post Right to Rent rules in UK causing stress for landlords, study suggests appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Rents outside of London reach average of £750 a month, latest index shows

Renting a home is becoming more expensive in the UK outside of London as rent paid rises and pay falls, the latest letting index suggests. The average rent paid for a residential property outside the capital city was £750 in December and increased by 2.04% over 2016, according to the Landbay rental index. The index […] The post Rents outside of London reach average of £750 a month, latest index shows appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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