We caught up with Marylen Edwards, director of mortgages at MT Finance, and asked her about changing investor behaviour and where landlords should be focusing their attention right...

The lender has also launched new expat borrower products starting at 4.39% for two years with a 3% fee and 5.09% for five years with a 4% fee.

Rental supply from lodger landlords who rent out rooms in their own homes makes up a quarter of all supply in the flat share market, but is now in decline.

Five-year zero fee fixes offer rates of 5.09% for purchases/remortgages and 5.14% for remortgages with a free valuation.

62% of landlords now feel optimistic about their future, up from 47% a year ago.

New mortgage originations climbed 1.9% to reach their highest level since Q4 2022, signalling renewed market confidence.

We caught up with Peter Beaumont, co-founder and director at private lender Stamford Finance, and asked him about changes in investor behaviour and professionalisation in the landlord...

As regulation tightens and competition increases, operators will need to treat leasing as a relationship-driven process rather than a transactional one.

65% of landlords planning rent rises say the upcoming tax increase is a key reason for doing so, second only to higher property running costs.

The Mortgage Lender now offers limited-edition buy-to-let products with rates starting from 3.29%.