A property may be advertised as worth £250,000 but available to purchase for £200,000. The buyer may naturally assume that

Interest-only mortgages are widely used by landlords because the monthly payment normally covers only the interest charged on the loan.

Mortgage lenders appear to be becoming more flexible in several areas, but that does not mean borrowing has become easy

A declined mortgage application can be disappointing, particularly when a purchase, remortgage or property investment depends on the finance being

A borrower may find a lower mortgage rate, decide to sell a property or want to release equity—only to discover

A property may look suitable for several different letting strategies, but a standard tenancy, an HMO and a holiday let

Letting and estate agents regularly speak to clients at moments when property finance becomes important. A landlord may be planning

Moving home does not always mean selling the property you currently live in. A let-to-buy arrangement allows a homeowner to

Rental income is central to most buy-to-let mortgage assessments, but lenders do not simply accept the highest figure shown on

Buying a property that needs improvement can create an opportunity for a landlord to add value, improve rental demand and