06 - Monday 6th February
Buy to Let Mortgages Discounted
Buy to let mortgages are now cheaper with TBMC who has launched a two year 3.25 percent fixed rate mortgage up to 60 percent loan to value, with Hinckley & Rugby Building Society.
The Buy to let mortgages also benefit from free valuation and no early repayment charges. The fixed rate mortgage is available with a £250 arrangement fee and £999 completion fee.<.p>
Mortgage news is provided by external sources including independent mortgage brokers and lenders on 6th February 2012.
- Too much house price information?
Should property indices use a national average?
Mon 6th Feb 2012 6:00pm - Tesco to launch into mortgages in the next few months
Tesco Bank says it is on track to launch into the mortgage market in the next couple of months.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 12:56pm - Paymentshield to be sued for slashing commission
A broker is taking legal action against Paymentshield, alleging that its decision to cut his trail commission from 27% to 5% is a breach of contract.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 8:30am - N&P withdraws 10-year fix
Norwich & Peterborough Building Society has withdrawn its 10-year fixed rate mortgage less than two weeks after launching it due to exceptionally high demand.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 4:35pm - New directory launches for online advice sources
Guide to Advice will feature independent, restricted and simplified advice firms, plus money coaching and execution-only services.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 2:29pm - TBMC offers 3.25% two-year discounted B2L deal
TBMC has launched a 3.25% two-year discounted buy-to-let deal up to 60% LTV, with Hinckley & Rugby Building Society
Mon 6th Feb 2012 12:02pm - Dragonfly adds new calculators to website
In an effort to help brokers crunch the numbers when working through deals with their clients, short and medium-term lender, Dragonfly Property Finance has added three calculators to its website.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 11:13am - Precise Mortgages launches second charge bridging loans
Precise Mortgages has launched a range of second charge bridging products.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 10:36am - January house prices down 1.8% year-on-year, says Halifax
House prices increased by 0.6% between December and January, but are still 1.8% lower year-on-year, according to the latest house price index from Halifax.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 10:32am - Paradigm adds GE Money to lender panels
Paradigm Mortgage Services gas added GE Money Home Lending to its main lender panels for its directly authorised and appointed representative members.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 9:51am - Halifax House Price Index: House prices gain £844 in January as low interest rates offer support for buyers
Halifax said record low interest rates continue to underpin demand, and offset negative developments in the economy that would otherwise push house prices lower.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 10:26am - Halifax reports 0.6% rise in house prices
House prices went up by 0.6 per cent in January, latest figures from the Halifax show. This means that the UK average home now costs around £160,907.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 9:49am - Sterling pushes up as data suggests UK may avoid return to recession
If you have been hoping that the Pound will strengthen for any upcoming property investments, this week’s blog brings good news. Sterling starts this week back above 1.20 on the Euro at a mid-market rate 1.205 having climbed by 1.01percent over the past week. It has also grown overall by 0.55 percent on the US Dollar to a mid-market rate of 1.581.
Mon 6th Feb 2012 10:28am - Too much house price information?
Should property indices use a national average?
Mon 6th Feb 2012 6:00pm - Too much house price information?
Should property indices use a national average?
Mon 6th Feb 2012 6:00pm
