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Buy To Let | This is Money
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Buy To Let | This is Money
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Buy-to-let mortgage deals increase by 100 in a year and interest rates fall - Moneyfacts
There are 100 more deals on offer now than a year ago - and the average buy-to-let rate has dropped from 5 per cent to 4.79 per cent.
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Yorkshire Building Society relaxes buy-to-let mortgage lending criteria
Changes to its buy-to-let criteria include dropping the minimum required property value from £150,000 to £100,000 and reducing the minimum income an applicant needs to earn, from £35,000 to £20,000.
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Buy-to-let investors set for another 'bumper year' as tenant demand continues to soar
Landlords could be set for a good 2012, as low interest rates and the gradual easing of lending restrictions continues to stimulate growth for buy-to-let properties.
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Manor House recession: Buy-to-let millionaires virtually penniless with a £5m debt | Charles Cole
Charles and Iona Cole led a dream life in a £2.25 million Devon manor house, but then their buy-to-let funded lifestyle collapsed with a disastrous overseas property punt.
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Ten tips for buy-to-let
Buy-to-let is no longer the headline grabber it once was, but many investors remain keen. Read This is Money's top ten buy-to-let tips
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Should I invest in cash, shares or property?
Given that the interest I am earning is so little, it doesn't seem a good idea to have money sitting in the bank. What is the best way to get a better return.
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How to be a more profitable buy-to-let landlord: Cut out the middlemen agents
High rents and more favourable buy-to-let mortgage deals are tempting people into becoming landlords. We show you how to increase your profits by cutting out the middleman.
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House prices: What to expect - news and predictions
The property market faces another tough ride in 2012, is the overwhelming message from the major end of year forecasts. We analyse the latest figures.
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Rents dip as landlords avoid empty properties over Christmas but prices still up 3.5% this year
Despite a seasonal decline in rents providing a small respite for those in rental properties, the average monthly rent is still £25 a month more expensive than it was this time last year.
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Tenants stuck paying higher bills due to lack of energy efficiency
Those living in rented homes are trapped paying higher fuel bills because they rely on landlords to make the property energy efficient consumer groups warned today.
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