A landlord mortgage application should never begin with one question: “What is the lowest rate?” The rate matters, of course.

Many landlords are now asking a difficult question: can they still raise finance when rental margins are tighter than they

For landlords, cash flow is one of the most important parts of running a rental property. A property may be

When a landlord’s mortgage deal is coming to an end, the easiest option may appear to be staying with the

For landlords, remortgaging a buy-to-let property should be a planned decision, not a last-minute reaction. A remortgage can affect monthly

For landlords, mortgage decisions are no longer just about finding the next available rate. They now sit inside a much

For landlords, mortgage risk is not always obvious until it starts to affect cash flow. A mortgage deal may appear

The mortgage market remains encouraging, with lenders competing for quality business across residential, buy-to-let, bridging and commercial finance. Headline rates

For landlords with more than one rental property, mortgage planning is not just about the next deal that happens to

When landlords start looking at buy-to-let mortgage options, the headline rate is usually the first thing that catches attention. That