Category: Buy to Let Mortgages

WHY GET MORTGAGE ADVICE by Nottinghammoneyman.com –
Mortgage Advisors in Nottingham & Surrounding Areas
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The Value of Mortgage Advice in Nottingham

Most people only arrange a mortgage every few years

This week I celebrate 20 years since I started out as a Mortgage Broker and here I reflect on the last 2 decades and perhaps what could lie in ahead for the future.

More bad news for Landlords?

If you are a private landlord looking to expand your portfolio you’d be forgiven for thinking “Why us?” at the moment and it’s about to get worse before it gets better.

• Landlords are being urged to seek out cheaper mortgage deals quickly
• The way tax is calculated on buy-to-let income is changing in April 

Landlords are being urged to seek cheaper mortgage

As the Budget approaches, the clamour to reverse buy-to-let tax hikes will undoubtedly be raised

I’m no fan of stamp duty, nor an enemy of buy-to-let, but reversing the 3 per cent surcharge for additional properties

A Summary Of The 2016 Mortgage Market

It’s been another eventful year in the UK Mortgage market so with Christmas almost upon us I thought I’d take time to give you my reflections on some of

How To Cope With The New Buy To Let Tax Relief and Stamp Duty Changes

If you were thinking of starting up or expanding a property portfolio in 2016 no one would surely blame you for

London, Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham and Manchester have been named as top buy-to-let hotspots for landlords.

Areas situated in the London commuter belt area such as Slough, Luton and Milton Keynes are also growing in popularity as

Overseas investors seek Nottingham property for Buy to Let Buy to Let Mortgage Advice in Nottingham – Nottinghammoneyman.com

An improving UK housing market is tempting property investors from far and wide to Nottingham. As foreign investors continue

Buy to Let with Pension –
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Nottingham & Surrounding Areas

A major change in Pension rules means that as from April 2015 it is possible to