Buy to Let
Introduction
If you are a landlord with a buy to let property or properties, or are looking to get into this sector, you need as much information as possible about buy-to-let mortgages, and how to let a property successfully.
There are attractive yields to be had investing in property via a buy-to-let mortgage. Indeed, the buy-to-let mortgage sector is by far the fastest growing part of the UK mortgage market.
But it is essential that you do your research in order to identify the right buy-to-let mortgage for your needs, be it a fixed rate, variable rate or tracker, for example, and make a success of your investment.
Use our mortgage calculators to work out how much you can afford to borrow on a buy to let mortgage, and how much rent you should charge.
Remember, most buy to let mortgage deals are only available via mortgage advisers.
How To
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How to be a successful landlord
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How to read the buy to let market
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Are you ever ‘too old’ for buy-to-let?
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How to use a letting agent
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Landlord mortgage numbers rise, but rates are up too
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One in five home sellers are now chain free
Homeowners are choosing to sell up and rent in the short-term, leading to a boun...
TSB overhauls residential and buy-to-let rates
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In Depth
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