Buy-to-let news and explainers
What is happening to rates, rules and tax, and what it means for landlords remortgaging. General information, not advice.
Interest rates are rising again: what it means for buy-to-let landlords
Bank Rate is up to 4%. How that feeds through to buy-to-let rates, rental stress tests and landlords whose deals are ending.
Read →7 November 2026How long does a buy-to-let remortgage take?
Typically four to eight weeks to a new lender, days for a product transfer. The stages, the delays and the paperwork.
Read →7 November 2026When should you start thinking about a buy-to-let remortgage?
Offer windows, revert rates, early repayment charges and a month-by-month timeline for when your deal is ending.
Read →7 November 2026Can I borrow more when I remortgage a buy-to-let?
How loan-to-value and the rental test set the limit on capital raising, what lenders ask, the costs, and a worked example.
Read →7 November 2026How the UK buy-to-let market is changing
The Renters' Rights Act, the new landlord register, higher tax from April 2027, EPC C by 2030 and what the lending figures show.
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