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Landlords are seeing their profits decimated by higher mortgage rates, according to new analysis by estate agent Hamptons.
Fed-up brokers are calling on regulators to toughen up and take action against those who continue to use the unethical practice of conditional selling. Advisers have warned that some estate agents are increasingly forcing buyers to pay for in-house services — such as a broker or solicitor — before putting forward
Landlords are seeing their profits decimated by higher mortgage rates, according to new analysis by estate agent Hamptons.
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Halifax Intermediaries will cut rates on selected two- and five-year fixed-rate homebuyer products on Monday (16 October). The reductions include a five-year 60% loan-to-value deal at 4.73%, with a £999 fee. And a five-year 75% LTV offer at 4.82%, with a £1,499 fee. Its cuts are available to first-time buyers,