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» Read the complete articleLandlords across the country are confident about prospects in the buy-to-let mortgages sector over the coming year, but how much longer will buy to let investors be able to glean high rents easily? (…)
» Click here for the original articleMany Brits got into buy to let investment over the last decade because rates were cheap and property prices were on the up. (…)
» Read the full storyThere is not enough rental property to meet consumer demand in the UK – and the situation is worsening, according to the latest research from the Association of Residential Lettings Agents. (…)
» Click here for the original articleAre you struggling to keep your buy to let empire standing? (…)
» Read the full storyThe very lifeblood of the buy-to-let sector is rental income, so any news of a rental increase across the nation is good news for landlords in the UK. (…)
» Click here for the original articleCommercial property owners are putting their investments at risk from under-insurance by failing to maintain their sum insured at adequate levels, according to Aviva. (…)
» Read the complete articleThe number of landlords claiming on insurance against missing rents increased significantly last year – while non-payment of rent is an unenviable situation for any landlord this news proves the need and the importance of the right landlord insurance products. (…)
» Click here for the original article“Being a landlord isn’t just about collecting rent every month. (…)
» Click here for the original articleNew figures from IVA.com has revealed a sharp rise in buy-to-let investment casualties looking for serious debt advice as their mortgages get the better of them. (…)
» Read the complete articleThanks to a moribund residential mortgage market, many more people have decided to rent in the UK and for many landlords that has meant the chance the up rents and cash in on the current private rented sector boom. (…)
» Read the full storyMany people think that once they get hold of a property and a buy-to-let mortgage then everything will be set for them to start making some money each month – but as a landlord you need to protect yourself and your business. (…)
» Read the complete articleIt is a fact of life that the tough economic environment has forced more people to rent – which means those who have the means to invest in rental property have the chance to cash in on the recession. (…)
» Read the complete articleMore Britons are choosing to rent from a buy-to-let landlord as mortgages remain an elusive dream for millions – and this means there has never been a better time to invest in a livable property. (…)
» Read the full storyResidential property has been a better investment than cash, shares or bonds over the past decade as landlords in the UK enjoyed returns of nearly 200%. (…)
» Read the complete articleNew figures from LSL Property Services has found that rental yields fell in January but property prices kept on growing, making it a mixed month for landlords. (…)
» Read the full storyMore Buy-To-Let landlords are feeling confident about the prospects of their business over the coming months, according to Upad.com. (…)
» Click here for the original articleThe number of buy-to-let loans advanced last year was down by more than a half on 2008 statistics and was the lowest figure since 2001 – proof that if you need a buy-to-let mortgage in 2010 you need to seek out an expert's help. (…)
» Read the complete articleThe protection industry says the UK has a multi-trillion protection gap thanks to people not taking out the right insurance – so fill your own buy-to-let mortgage protection gap before it is too late. (…)
» Read the complete articleOne of the biggest concerns for buy-to-let mortgage borrowers today is whether they will be able to get hold of affordable mortgages – talk to a buy-to-let mortgage adviser to allay your fears. (…)
» Read the full storyThere is a lot of trepidation from many who say that investing in property just doesn't bring in the returns it once did before the credit crunch – but could your property price have increased by double digits this year? (…)
