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Landlords buy into growth

With demand uncertain in many markets as a double dip in the economy threatens.

Landlords can be reassured that they are at least in a growth market as demand for rental properties soars.

This is prompting a resurgence of interest in buy-to-let investors not just in London but also within the regions with the latest RLA survey indicating that over the last 12 month there has been a jump in the number of Landlords surveyed planning to buy more buy-to-let property. The highest percentage is now within the North East (30%) and the Midlands (26%).

To read the full ARLA report.

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Interest rates on hold to 2012

OK the financial markets are going back into turmoil.

The silver lining for landlords of the talk about a 'double dip' is that this all puts the likelihood of an interest rate rise further and further into next year. The Bank of England announced that they were keeping base rates on hold last week.

According to a recent poll of economists 26 out of 32 predicted that rates may not rise at all this year.

All good news for our rental profits.

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Zoopla new map tool

Zoopla has added a new map tool that allows users to see the heat in the property market across the country.

I fear a cold front may be moving in from the west anytime soon.

Read more about the new property heat maps from Zoopla here.

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Property price twitter- believe

Who do you believe?

UK property market stable according to housebuilder - CNBC
Repossessions increase across areas - Guardian
UK property bubble comparison to US, Canada and Oz - Big picture
House prices what next? - Daily Mail
Sluggish housing market loses its grip on buyers - Independent
House prices up 4.7 according to Nationwide - Daily Mail
House prices inch up 0.2 in July - Guardian
Stable housing market says Nationwide - BBC video
Variable house price statistics from Land Registry - BBC

See all the property price tweets

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BTL mortgages - most popular

Visit Property Hawk mortgages and save time and money with our free online BTL mortgage finder.

Below is a selection of the most popular buy-to-let mortgages currently available.

If you would like to discuss your requirements with a member of the support team please telephone 029 2069 5446 or you can submit a quick enquiry directly to the team by filling in our online enquiry form.

Max LTV	Initial Rate	Term	Completion fee	Booking fee	Incentives	Overall Cost for Comparison
80%	5.49% Fixed	Jan 31 2014	2.5%	£0	Refund of valuation to a maximum of £500 and free legals for remortgages only.	5.8% APR
80%	4.99% Disc.Tracker	2 Years	£2995	£0	Refund of valuation to a maximum of £500 and free legals for remortgages only.	5.7% APR
75%	3.74% Disc.Tracker	2 Years	£1999	£250	No	5.4% APR
75%	5.5% Fixed	Jul 31 2013	2%	£150	No	5.6% APR
70%	4.1% Fixed	Oct 1 2013	£1995	£0	£750 Cashback, applications must be received by Monday 8th August. Rapid Remortgage Legal service available from £250 (refer to New Business Team for further details)	4.9% APR
70%	4.5% Disc.Tracker	2 Years	0%	£199	Free valuation up to £335 for purchases and remortgages and free legals on remortgages only.	6% APR
65%	4.69% Fixed	Sep 30 2013	0%	£250	Free valuation up to £700 for purchases and remortgages and free legals on remortgages only.	4.9% APR
65%	4.4% Tracker	2 Years	2%	£150	No	5.2% APR
60%	3.15% Disc.Tracker	2 Years	£1249	£250	No	5.2% APR
60%	4.5% Fixed	Dec 31 2012	0%	£295	Free valuation and free legals for remortgages only.	6.1% APR

IMPORTANT! Due to current market conditions, lenders are withdrawing and replacing products with little or no notice.
Please check our website regularly to see the most up-to-date products available.

Email: info@propertyhawkbtlmortgages.co.uk

Tel: 029 2069 5446

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgages.

The Financial Services Authority does not regulate some forms of mortgage.

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