Buy to let mortgage (BTL) arrears have fallen as the mortgage market shows signs of improvement, according to new data.

Buy to let lenders are sharpening pricing and criteria as landlords brace for a surge in refinancing activity in 2026.

Falling interest rates could prompt a jump in valuations for the UK’s mid-sized specialist banks, which have struggled to keep up with high street lenders’ success over the past three years.

Borrowing demand within the buy-to-let sector remains resilient and closely aligned with the wider recovery seen across the ...

We caught up with Access FS mortgage sales and marketing director, Nick Jones, and asked him about what buy-to-let investors ...

Buy-to-let mortgage lending reached £6.6 billion in Q3 2025, marking a 26% increase year-on-year and a 22% rise on the previous quarter. The data suggests landlord investment remains stable despite ...

Darrell Walker, group sales director at Chetwood Bank for ModaMortgages and CHL Mortgages, explores how regional differences ...

Family Building Society has today relaxed its buy-to-let affordability assessment, resulting in additional borrowing of up to 35%. This will typically ...

High-net-worth types eyeing their first buy-to-let have an open door. But nervous of ‘non-standard income’ where a broker isn ...

Patrick Kyle, business development associate at LendInvest, explores how the role of the mortgage broker has evolved from a ...