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Newcastle expands BTL range with new five-year products – Mortgage Strategy

Newcastle Intermediaries has introduced a range of five-year, 80% LTV products as part of its buy to let proposition. Included as part of the updated range is a five-year fixed rate at 5.50% (6.6% APRC) up to 80% LTV, that comes with a 1.50% product fee and allows up to 10% overpayments. Also available is a five-year

Buy-to-let is back! How property investors can still get yields of up to 8% a year | Personal Finance | Finance

More than two million Britons set themselves up as landlords to generate rental income and capital growth from rising property values, but rising interest rates, tougher regulations and a tax clampdown have driven many away.

Blog: Where is everyone going to live if landlords leave? – Mortgage Strategy

A recent report by Centre for Cities found that the UK  is missing as many as 4.3 million homes.  With an election looming both major parties have begun to set out their efforts to increase supply; whether the Tory’s  (now aborted) ‘nutrient neutrality’ plan or Labour’s call to rip up planning rules, build on

HTB and Skipton reduce rates across ranges – Mortgage Strategy

Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has made rate cuts to its specialist buy-to-let mortgage range, offering reductions on its five-year fixed rates. These products have been reduced by up to 60 basis points with rates starting at 6.69% for Fee Plus, 7.09% for ERC Plus and 7.29% for ERC Lite. HTB will continue to offer

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