New buy-to-let research reveals rental yields of up to 7.3% in regional markets, but landlords in the highest-yielding areas are also reporting the steepest arrears and void rates.
New buy-to-let research reveals rental yields of up to 7.3% in regional markets, but landlords in the highest-yielding areas are also reporting the steepest arrears and void rates.
StrideUp has reduced rates across its Shariah-compliant HMO and MUFB buy-to-let range on both two-year and five-year fixed terms, alongside a limited-time enhanced procuration fee of...
Propertymark members report a growing volume of AI-generated tenant complaints, with some citing defunct legislation or unsubstantiated claims, raising questions about disclosure...
Alternative Bridging Corporation has structured a £1.2m bridging finance facility secured against three buy-to-let properties at 65% blended LTV, giving a developer flexible...
Secure Trust Bank Real Estate Finance has provided a £13m Birmingham development finance facility to Vita Group, backing a mixed-use scheme at The Goods Station that will deliver...
Recognise Bank has added a five-year fixed rate option to its Commercial Term range, offering brokers and their SME clients greater certainty on borrowing costs for commercial...
A survey of 350 UK commercial property owners finds vacant property incidents cost landlords an average of £49,268 over the past year, with building deterioration, theft and...
Scotland has recorded the steepest fall in Build-to-Rent construction of any UK nation, with homes under construction down 27% in a year as viability pressures prevent schemes from...
With suspected rental fraud up nearly 40% and AI now used to fabricate entire tenant identities, property expert Jonathan Rolande sets out five checks landlords should carry out before...
New analysis of government data shows nearly 29,000 landlord possession claims were filed across England and Wales in the past year, with London accounting for more than a third of all...
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