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Mortgage Solutions20 February 2026

Surge in Mortgage Advice Firms: What London Landlords Need to Know and Do Now

Over 300 new mortgage advice firms joined the FCA register in the second half of 2025, reflecting ongoing growth in the mortgage advice market. This article explains why this matters to London landlords, outlines practical steps to ensure compliance and optimise mortgage-related decisions, and highlights how Rentals & Sales can support landlords through these changes.

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Property Reporter18 February 2026

Case Study: How a £3.7m Bridging Loan Accelerated a Hendon Pub Redevelopment — What Landlords Need to Know

United Trust Bank’s swift £3.7 million bridging loan enabled a significant Hendon pub redevelopment into 76 co-living apartments and a modern public house. This article unpacks the deal’s practical implications for London landlords, especially regarding planning obligations, financing strategies, and operational considerations in mixed-use redevelopment schemes.

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Property Reporter18 February 2026

Case Study: How Aspen’s £950k Bridge-to-Let Deal Closed in Just 10 Days — What London Landlords Need to Know

Aspen’s bridge-to-let product combines short-term bridging finance with longer-term buy-to-let lending, offering landlords and investors up to five years of combined terms, loans up to £15 million, and up to 80% loan-to-value (LTV). A recent £950,000 deal closed in just 10 days, showcasing how this streamlined financing can accelerate acquisitions and simplify refinancing. This article outlines key product features and practical steps London landlords can take to leverage these options effectively.

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Property Reporter17 February 2026

Specialist Self-Build Funding: What London Landlords Can Learn from Propp’s £900k Timber-Frame Project

Propp’s £900,000 specialist funding deal highlights how flexible, phased finance solutions can empower London landlords undertaking self-build or complex redevelopment projects. This article offers actionable insights on securing staged drawdowns, managing cash flow, and planning for contingencies to ensure project success.

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Mortgage Strategy12 February 2026

Furness Building Society Expands Buy-to-Let Lending Access: What London Landlords Need to Know

Furness Building Society has updated its mortgage criteria as part of a wider transformation programme, improving access for landlords and complex income borrowers. Key changes include increased loan-to-value (LTV) ratios for regulated buy-to-let mortgages and expanded eligibility for contractors, new business owners, and limited company directors. This article outlines practical implications for London landlords and suggests actionable steps to leverage these new opportunities while managing compliance and financial risks.

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Landlord Today20 January 2026

Mortgage Works Cuts Buy-to-Let Fixed Rates: What London Landlords Need to Know

The Mortgage Works is reducing interest rates on select two-, three-, and five-year fixed buy-to-let mortgage products by up to 0.15 percentage points from January 2026. This development offers London landlords a low-risk opportunity to improve cash flow and revise financial plans, but it also requires timely review of mortgage arrangements and strategic decision-making to maximise benefits.

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Landlord Today19 January 2026

How Landlords Can Benefit from Coventry’s New Energy-Efficient BTL Mortgage Range

Coventry for Intermediaries has introduced buy-to-let mortgage products offering lower interest rates for properties rated EPC A to C. This article outlines how landlords can access these rates, practical steps for compliance, and the impact across different landlord profiles.

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Landlord Today19 November 2025

Gatehouse Bank Cuts Buy-to-Let Rates: What London Landlords Need to Know

Gatehouse Bank has reduced its buy-to-let rental rates by 0.31% on two-year fixed term Purchase Plans, enhancing financing options for UK expats, international residents, and landlords with HMOs or Multi-Unit Freehold Blocks. This article outlines the practical impacts for various landlord profiles and actionable steps to optimise your financing and budgeting strategies.

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