Specialists in Buy to Let Mortgages

Since 2001 we have been working with professional landlords, first time investors and accidental landlords helping them to maximise profitability and where appropriate build their portfolio.

Whilst the market has changed significantly over recent years our independent mortgage advisors have kept pace with this area of the mortgage market and continue to compare the whole mortgage market ensuring you receive the very best offer for your circumstances.

  • Expert advice in all aspects of Buy to Let lending
  • Mortgages available for loans up to 85% of the property price
  • Find out how a Buy to Let lender’s “rental stress test” affect your borrowing?
  • Assured Shorthold Tenancy and Homes of Multiple Occupancy Schemes available 
  • Access to all major Buy to Let lenders and exclusive schemes not available on the High Street
  • Free independent advice.

Buy to Let: latest blog articles

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Andy Burnham’s Potential Changes

Yesterday

Despite the Prime Minister not yet announcing any policies to abolish or change Stamp Duty, speculation persists that this could become government policy. 

Burnham, who officially became Prime Minister on Monday, 20th July, has expressed strong support for a significant reform of property taxes over recent years. He said that he will deliver “the most significant change moment in our politics for 40 years.”

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Starmer’s resignation: what does it mean for mortgages?

23 Jun 2026

Monday 22nd June saw Keir Starmer resign as Prime Minister and Labour leader. The resignation does not directly impact mortgage rates, as changes were taking place before this announcement. However, it could influence mortgage rates indirectly through financial markets and future government policies.

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Renters' Rights Act

28 Apr 2026

The Renter’s Rights Bill became law at the end of October, which means it has been signed off by the King, and it is now the Renters’ Rights Act. Despite this becoming law, these changes are likely to start changing within the next six months, with the aim of being fully implemented throughout 2026 and into 2027.