London’s housing market shows a sharp imbalance between homes for sale and those available to rent, with some boroughs offering far fewer rental options than others.
The latest UK Finance data shows buy-to-let lending jumped 18.2% by number and 21.3% by value in Q4 2025, with remortgage activity driving much of the growth.
Unincorporated landlords declared £34.75bn in allowable expenses in 2024 to 2025, with finance costs accounting for the largest share, according to analysis of HMRC data.
A £330,000 bridging loan completed in 18 days allowed investors to secure a seven-bedroom Luton property at auction and proceed with a full refurbishment ahead of a buy-to-let...
If you are a landlord in the UK, you are no doubt aware that over the last couple of years there have been proposed changes to the rental market to strengthen tenants' rights, with...