New data has revealed that non-HMO landlords spend £19,604 on average annually, while HMO landlords spend £35,720.

The new products carry rates from 4.10% for single dwelling properties and 4.20% for HMOs when combined with a 5% fee.

Nearly a quarter (23%) of landlords plan to acquire more properties over the next 12 months, making acquisition the single largest area of planned activity.

The LTV increase forms part of the society’s broader focus on specialist lending.

The specialist lender has also removed minimum income requirements across all buy-to-let products, with individual units accepted from 25 square metres.

Nearly six in 10 (58%) UK postcode districts now have average rents exceeding the £625 monthly tax-free threshold, which hasn't changed since 2016.

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