Sunday, May 27, 2007
How long can this be sustained?
The Sunday Times: Buy-to-let: do the sums add up?
Banks are raising the threshold for would-be landlords, in effect pricing them out of the market,
Posted by pr @ 12:40 AM (355 views) Add Comment
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1. Davros said...
"Landlord Mortgages, a specialist buy-to-let mortgage broker, says there has been a sharp slowdown in the number of purchases being made by investors in recent weeks, while some estate agents have seen a rise in the number of amateur landlords selling up and banking profits."
This is a mortgage lender talking. If anything signifies the beginning of the end, this is it.
2. paul said...
Q. The Sunday Times: Buy-to-let: do the sums add up?
A. No.