buy to let mortgages

Landlords

Property Landlords Still Buying

The latest research from Benham and Reeves shows that despite the imminent rollout of Making Tax Digital and the Renters' Rights Act bringing new levels of compliance, regulation, and control over their properties, buy-to-let landlords are still buying up property assets at an increased rate, with the total buy-to-let mortgage value being lent increasing by more than 20% over the past year...

Letting and Estate Agents

Agents and brokers critical to helping landlords prepare for tougher MEES rules, says industry expert

L ettings agents and mortgage brokers will play a decisive role in helping landlords prepare for tougher Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), according to Dr Neil Cobbold, Commercial Director of Reapit, a leading estate agency software provider

Speaking on Eco Approach's recent webinar, " Green homes – how can landlords prepare for stricter energy efficiency standards? "...

Credit Card Payment Renters

MRI Software Announces Partnership with GoCardless to offer flexible payments for tenants in the UK

The integrated solution helps UK landlords and property managers improve tenant engagement and increase on-time payments.

London, 2nd December, 2025 – MRI Software , a global leader in real estate solutions and services, has partnered with bank payment company GoCardless to launch MRI Payment Connector in the UK residential property market. The integration will enable property...

Dubai

Dubai property market insight and predictions

With many wealthy homeowners considering a move abroad, Bardia Eshghi of Grand Lux Properties in Dubai shares his thoughts on how the city's luxury property market is changing, and what buyers need to know:

Strategic investment

"Dubai's evolution into a global wealth hub means capital preservation and long-term appreciation are now the key drivers, resulting in investors becoming...

rentals

Golden Age of property investment in South & East England is over  

  • New research by Rathbones Group shows buy to lets and holiday homes in tourist hotspots have been particularly vulnerable, with rising borrowing costs and weaker capital gains undermining their long-term investment case. 
  • The average annual increase in house prices between 2016 and 2024 is around half the 7%+ yearly average recorded between 1995 and 2016: 
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