A series of lenders have slashed their buy to let mortgage rates in a bid to win business.
Michael Gove has announced a new national policy framework (NPFF) in his long-term plan for housing.
Landlords and the buy-to-let market in general have had a tough time of it over the last few years, with numerous rules and regulations being implemented, alongside wider, difficult market conditions.
The cost of mortgage payments have surged by 283% since 2021 for landlords using interest-only, highlighting the dramatic effects of rising interest rates, Octane Capital research shows.
London has seen the strongest rental growth over the last year according to an analysis by lettings agency Hamptons.
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Savills is warning that despite strong income growth, rising rents are stretching the finances of those in the private rental sector.
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