Insights - Buy to let

Navigating the Current Landscape of Buy-to-Let Mortgage Rates

Read our detailed mortgage update for landlords on how to navigate the changing landscape of buy-to-let mortgage rates. We highlight the recent surge to an average of 6.54% from last year’s 4.67%. Influenced by the Bank of England’s base rate hikes, the elevated rates emphasize the importance of considering overall mortgage costs.

Learn to closely monitor economic indicators, government policies, and lending market trends, and to conduct comprehensive research and seek expert consultation to make informed investment choices.

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The Pros and Cons of Fixing Mortgage Products for Buy-To-Let Investors

Fixing your mortgage interest rate can provide financial stability and predictability, it can also limit your flexibility as a buy-to-let landlord. It is important to weigh up the pros and cons and consider your personal circumstances before making a final decision. Seeking professional advice can help you make an informed choice about what is best for you and your portfolio.

Property Value Growth in England Spells Good News for Buy to Let Investors

The values of homes across England have increased by 80 per cent in the past decade. The rental market specifically has grown 105 per cent to represent a staggering value of £1.5 trillion, with £529 billion of that in London alone. With growth like this in the rental sector, it would seem those investing in buy to let property are set to win hands down.

Surge in Rent Arrears Sparks Call for Landlords to Protect Their Investments

UK landlords are being prompted to make sure they have appropriate strategies in place to protect their property investments following a recent surge in rent arrear cases. With government data revealing that rent arrears amongst private tenants have increased, and almost two thirds of landlords reporting that they’ve had to absorb arrears-related losses from their savings, it is vital that some form of landlord rent arrears insurance is in place to mitigate future financial issues.