Lower mortgage rates may help make home buying more affordable, but other factors like rising prices and loan qualifications ...

The UK Finance report reveals that most buy-to-let borrowers continue to choose fixed-rate mortgages, with 90% of new lending during the past two years being done on a fixed-rate basis.

“A combination of higher mortgage rates and restricted tax relief on interest payments have made it much harder for mortgaged buy-to-let investors to generate cash profits.” – Lucian ...

Average buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage rates are at their lowest levels since September 2022, but remain well above 5%. While lower rates are good news for landlords, those due to remortgage will face ...

According to recent buy-to-let landlord statistics, a typical UK landlord can expect an annual rental income of £8,256 per property they own. Getting the right buy-to-let mortgage rate is really ...

MORTGAGE lenders have raced to slash their rates after the Bank of England cut interest rates to 4.75% this afternoon. This ...

The Bank of England has lowered interest rates by 0.25 basis points to 4.75% today, as it voted to deliver its second cut ...

Buy-to-let landlords are being hit by higher interest rates, higher costs and a less friendly tax regime. Many have seen their mortgage costs spiral meaning they by and large will be hoping for ...

Buy-to-let mortgage rates are at their lowest in two years but experts warn landlords could exit the market after the ...

Since mortgage rates began rising, many of the nine million mortgaged households in the UK and close to two million landlords have been faced with the prospect of much higher payments. Before that ...

In 1996, buy-to-let mortgages became available for the first time, revolutionising Britain’s housing market. They took off.