The event will bring buy-to-let lenders and advisers together to discuss trends in lending, explore business opportunities, and look at what the future holds for the market. 

The figures reveal a resurgent buy-to-let market throughout 2024.

Landlords now have the option for no upfront costs.

More than half of those looking to dispose of properties cite landlord taxation as the reason.

Rates have reduced by up to 0.50%.

The lender's loan book is approaching £2.5 billion.

The new offering allows brokers and their professional property investor clients to choose a new fixed rate with no underwriting required.

The lender has also expanded the accessibility of its buy-to-let multi loan products to all mortgage brokers.

Anna Lewis, commercial director at Castle Trust Bank, says an effective way for landlords to combat the more competitive environment, guard against rental disputes and protect their...

Grant Hendry, director of sales at Foundation Home Loans, explains the most common pitfalls in HMO applications and how advisers can ensure a smooth application process and avoid...