When it comes to buy-to-let remortgages, it’s not uncommon for landlords to borrow more than they initially did. But why might you decide to increase the mortgage amount? Let’s explore the reasons for additional borrowing on mortgage. Capitalise on property value increases Over the last 20 years, property prices have generally gone upwards. In fact, …
Can I add product fees to my mortgage? A buy-to-let mortgage often has other costs associated with it, one of which is the mortgage product fee. These fees can range from anywhere between a few hundred and a few thousand pounds. Therefore, it’s understandable that some borrowers might want to attach the fee to the …
The rise of Airbnb and other hospitality marketplaces has led to an increase in holiday lets. In the last three years, the number of holiday lets across the UK has shot up by 40%. It shouldn’t come as a surprise, then, to learn that holiday let mortgages are becoming increasingly common with people who want …
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Landlords are increasingly exploring alternative and tax-efficient methods to invest in buy-to-let properties. While SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) limited company structures have been in existence for a while, the concept of layered company ownership is now gaining prominence. What exactly are these structures, and what motivates landlords to utilise them for investing in buy-to-let properties? …
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We live in the era of the connected customer thanks to technology transforming the world around us. The buy-to-let sector is no exception. Technological improvements are making it easier to find, buy and manage a rental property. Essentially, technology can now drive your buy-to-let investment. From online property listings that provide virtual tours and detailed …
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Getting a mortgage often felt like navigating a maze of information, filled with paperwork and jargon. Traditional banks have long been rooted in their ways, with everything disjointed and laborious. The landscape is starting to improve and simplify the mortgage process for customers, but many find themselves playing catch up. Meet Molo, where borrowers can …
Are you thinking about stepping into the world of property investment? Buy-to-let mortgage for first-time buyers help you get on the investment ladder with a rental property, but before you dive in, there are a few basics to cover. That’s the purpose of this guide, which has what you need to know about investing in …
Interest rates and mortgages go hand in hand. It’s the same for a remortgage, too, with the interest rate playing a central role in determining your monthly mortgage payments. That’s why it’s important to understand how they work and what to look out for when comparing remortgage deals and their varying interest rates. The good …
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