Expat Mortgages: A Guide for British Nationals Living Abroad If you’ve moved overseas for work, retirement, or simply a change of scenery, keeping a foothold in the UK property market often stays on the agenda, whether that’s a home to return to one day, a place for family to live in while you’re away, or…
Non Resident Buy to Let Mortgages: A Guide for Landlords Living Overseas Owning UK rental property while living abroad is more common than many people realise. You might be a British national who’s relocated for work, a former UK resident who’s since emigrated, or someone who’s never lived in the UK at all but sees…
Limited Company Buy to Let Mortgages: Is It Right for You? More and more landlords are buying rental property through a limited company rather than in their own name. Tax changes over recent years have made this route increasingly popular, but a limited company buy to let mortgage is not simply the same application with…
HMO Mortgages Explained: What Landlords Need to Know Before Buying or Converting Houses in multiple occupation, better known as HMOs, can be one of the most profitable corners of the buy to let market, with several tenants paying rent on individual rooms rather than one household renting the whole property. But an HMO is not…
More and more landlords are buying rental property through a limited company rather than in their own name. If you’re weighing up the two routes, here’s what actually matters. What Is a Limited Company Buy to Let Mortgage? A limited company buy to let mortgage lets you purchase or remortgage a rental property through a…
If you’re an investor weighing up which route suits your plans, this guide will help you understand what lenders actually look at, and why the label on the mortgage matters far more than people expect.
When it comes to mortgages and mortgage advice, not all advice is created equal and not all brokers have access to the same deals. One of the most important (and often overlooked) questions you can ask is simple: Is your broker whole of market? What “whole of market” actually means Some brokers are restricted to…
If you’re a landlord wondering where the buy to let market is heading in 2026, The Mortgage Works’ latest landlord research offers a useful snapshot, particularly for those investing through a limited company structure
As the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force across England on 1 May 2026, the private rented sector is preparing for one of the most significant shake‑ups in decades.