70% of landlords plan to grow their portfolios through acquisition, refinancing, or refurbishment, according to the latest survey from Lendlord.

The average portfolio landlord holds 8.6 buy-to-let properties across 5.8 loans, borrowing £503,680.

The assets, valued at £4.54 million, include a mix of retail and residential units.

Despite complex market conditions, a new report from Handelsbanken has revealed a sector focused on adaptation, diversification, and resilience.

11 completed apartments form part of the refinanced portfolio.

The facility includes a five-year term amortised over 20 years and was drawn down within three weeks.

66% of landlord-owned properties are now held in limited companies, up from 36% in 2020.

Paresh Raja, CEO, Market Financial Solutions, explores who accidental landlords actually are and how the specialist finance sector can better support them.

Taxes, evictions, and mortgage rates remain the biggest concerns for landlords, according to the latest survey from Landbay.

Rising tenant demand and a desire to expand portfolios are continuing to fuel an appetite among landlords to make more property investments.