The Mortgage Works has boosted its support for limited company landlords by removing the need for all mortgage applicants to be directors.
More companies are registered to hold buy-to-let property than for any other type of business as investors seek to reduce their tax burden, new data reveals.
Limited Company buy to let mortgages are increasingly popular, however there are still many myths that need debunking.
Mortgage brokers are bracing themselves for more landlords seeking to borrow via limited companies during 2024, it has been claimed.
1 million extra homes will be needed in England and Wales to house singles and families – this is a continually growing market for the private rented sector.
A record 50,004 limited BTL companies were set up last year, driven by landlords looking to shelter themselves from higher interest rates.
A third of landlords who own rental property in their personal name plan to incorporate their portfolio into a limited company structure within the next three years, according to Paragon Bank.
