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by michael sterios - 2008-11-27
One of the world's biggest finance companies has pulled its self certification mortgage range from the market with immediate effect. The huge lender has their fingers in many different financial pie...
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by michael sterios - 2008-11-27
The Federal Government's apparent willingness to support the market for adverse credit mortgages in the United States raises the question as to whether the UK Government should consider doing the sa...
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by Barry Loughran - 2008-11-27
Figures have been released stating that one in every five houses currently on the market are only there due to their owners not being able to keep up with the mortgage repayments. More and more people...
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by Ben Binding-27115 - 2008-11-26
Southsea is a charming area within the Waterfront City of Portsmouth. Its unique character and lively atmosphere make it a great location for renting a property. The relaxing influence of the sea is a...
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by Lee Car - 2008-11-25
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is an independent regulator set up by the Government to look after the financial services industry and protect customers. Mortgage Regulation was introdu...
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by Lee Car - 2008-11-25
This is very bad news for the UK home owner or first time buyer. The deals left are mainly very conservative high street products which only cater for some of the population, so how about of the ...
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by Lee Car - 2008-11-25
Also required will be an asset and liabilities statement that shows the business debt but also the monies coming in or assets to cover the borrowings. Often a member of the corporate lending depart...
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by Lee Car - 2008-11-25
If the property was going to be let out to tenants there would still be a mortgage valuation however if it was to be used for more than four tenants then it may warrant a HMO valuation which is more...
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by Lee Car - 2008-11-25
The UK in 2008 will see new regulation being rolled out that will affect all commercial premises. EPCs stands for Energy Performance Certificates and will be required for rental, sale or construc...
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by Lee Car - 2008-11-25
 The problem is banks are not charities and need to satisfy stock investor that they are profitable and a good long term investment. If banks are already badly damaged by the credit crunch, nervo...
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by Lee Car - 2008-11-25
 The problem is though the government have backed some of the major banks with extra money to lend it will take some time before this actually filters through. Some economic experts are concerned th...
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by Barry Loughran - 2008-11-25
The UK's struggling housing market received some good news this month; the number of mortgages taken out had risen by 7 per cent raising the total to £18.7 billion as opposed to Septembers 'weak' £17....
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by Barry Loughran - 2008-11-25
House prices have fallen by 15 per cent this year compared to last year with the year ending in October. This information has been released by the biggest mortgage lenders in the country the Halifax; ...
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by Chris Borthwick - 2008-11-24
The Low-cost Initiative for First-Time Buyers (LIFT) scheme aims to assist people on low incomes to buy their own home, but who cannot afford to do so, on their own. The Open Market Shared Equity Pil...
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by Michael Challiner - 2008-11-24
Who is buying buy- to-let property? Apparently many of the purchases come from small investors, with 45% of landlords owning just one property. 75% of landlords own four or less properties When it...
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by Michael Challiner - 2008-11-24
Rising interest rates may strike fear in the hearts of would-be first time buyers, but what about the buy-to-let enthusiasts? We have seen some significant changes in the way buy-to-let mortgages a...
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by Chris Borthwick - 2008-11-24
In its efforts to help people become home owners the Scottish Government is promoting its LIFT shared equity scheme. LIFT stands for Low-cost Initiative for First-Time Buyers, and the New Supply Shar...
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by Chris Borthwick - 2008-11-24
In its efforts to help people become home owners the Scottish Government is promoting its LIFT shared equity scheme. LIFT stands for Low-cost Initiative for First-Time Buyers, and the New Supply Shar...
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by Chris Borthwick - 2008-11-24
A Lift mortgage is a shared equity scheme helping people living in Scotland acquire their first home. If you are looking to buy a home you would put up the majority share for the property, which is n...
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by Pearl White - 2008-11-24
Are you all stressed out about your mortgage payments? Are you fighting foreclosure? Are you at the point that you may start falling behind on your payments?It's all over the news. People are default...
