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Buy to let landlords facing rising costs due to change in 2017 unlikely to raise rents

Individual landlords in the UK’s private rented sector, including those with a buy to let mortgage are adopting an even keel mentality in the face of considerable change. New research based on the largest survey to date of UK landlords commissioned by the Council of Mortgage Lenders and carried out by Kath Scanlon and Christine […] The post Buy to let landlords facing rising costs due to change in 2017 unlikely to raise rents appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Research suggests home owners don’t know enough about their mortgage rate

UK mortgage borrowers are generally oblivious to size of their debt with three in five having no idea of the remaining loan balance on their home, new research has found. Just 40% of mortgage borrowers are satisfied they know what’s left to pay on their loan and only a third think it’s important to consider […] The post Research suggests home owners don’t know enough about their mortgage rate appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Slow start to UK housing market expected in 2017 due to lack of supply

Sales activity in the UK residential property market is increasing but a slow start to 2017 is expected due to a lack of stock, according to the latest index report. Interest from new buyers increased marginally in November 2016 for the third consecutive month but the figure remains historically low with 13% more surveyors reporting […] The post Slow start to UK housing market expected in 2017 due to lack of supply appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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