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A leading agent says the worst thing that could happen with Wednesday’s Budget is if the Chancellor does not deliver on...

Yes, believe it or not, we’ve nearly reached the end of a whole decade. And what an eventful decade it’s been. We’ve...

We know that the tenant fee ban has cost letting agents dearly, with an estimated loss of £300 million paid to...

So far in our contribution to the campaign to replace leasehold with commonhold we have outlined the stories of some of...

Landlords and letting agents might feel they’ve taken a bit of a battering from the government in recent years – and...

An insider in a senior position in Humberts says the weekend announcement that it was in talks with proposed administrators to...

The proportion of mortgage products available for investor buyers operating through limited companies has risen by over 50 per cent in...

In recent years the mortgage industry has gone through some testing times. Recession and regulation have led to more stringent lending...

Chancellor Philip Hammond delivered his first Budget this week pledging extra funding for the NHS, transport in the Midlands and the...

The buy-to-let market has gone through significant change in the last year and with the Budget just around the corner, what...

The rapid growth in popularity of buy-to-let in recent years, fuelled in part by the failings of the pensions industry, has...

The huge rush to acquire buy-to-let property in the first quarter of the year ahead of the stamp duty change deadline...

While buy-to-let lenders brace themselves for further interventions as part of proposals currently being drawn up by the Prudential Regulation Authority...