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02/11/2026

Good news for landlords! New 85% LTV Buy-to-Let mortgage products have launched!

More lenders have introduced new 85% Loan-to-Value (LTV) Buy-to-Let mortgage products, giving landlords more options when buying or remortgaging a rental property.

What does 85% LTV mean for you?

- Smaller deposit: You could buy a rental property with a deposit of just 15%, instead of 20% or 25%.

- More mortgage options: New products include 2-year and 5-year fixed rates, as well as discounted variable rates.

- Greater flexibility: Options are available for different types of landlords, including first-time landlords, experienced landlords and expats, subject to lender criteria.

Whether you're planning to buy your next rental property or review your current mortgage, it's worth checking what deals are available to you.

With Property Master's free online mortgage search tool, you can compare Buy-to-Let deals from around 100 lenders, including rates, fees and monthly payments.

Find the best Buy-to-Let mortgage deals available to you today:

https://www.property-master.com/getting-started?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261102

Warm reminder: Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

30/10/2026

Are you thinking about reviewing the rent on your property before the new year?

If you're a landlord in England, it's worth making sure you're familiar with the new rules under the Renters' Rights Act, which came into effect on 1 May 2026.

Here's a quick reminder of what you need to know:
- Once a year: You can only increase the rent once every 12 months, and not during the first year of a new tenancy.

- Two months' notice: You must give tenants at least two months' notice using the official Section 13 process (Form 4A).

- Rent review clauses: These can no longer be used to increase rent. You must follow the Section 13 process instead.

- Market rent: Any proposed increase must be in line with the open market rent, and tenants can challenge an increase they believe is too high.

It's also a good time to review your Buy-to-Let mortgage costs.

With mortgage rates and lender criteria continuing to change, checking your current deal against what's available today could help you find a better option and manage your monthly costs.

That's where Property Master can help.

Find the best Buy-to-Let mortgage deals for you. Use our free online sourcing tool to compare deals from around 100 lenders, see how much you could borrow and explore estimated monthly payments and associated costs.

Start your free Buy-to-Let mortgage search:
https://www.property-master.com/getting-started?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261030

Prefer speaking to someone? Our friendly Buy-to-Let mortgage experts are here to help you find a suitable deal and support you all the way through application to completion.

Contact our friendly team:
https://www.property-master.com/help-for-landlords/contact-us?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261030

28/10/2026

With all eyes on today's Autumn Budget, there's another important deadline landlords may want to keep in mind.

If you're already using Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax, your next quarterly update may be due on 7 November, covering the period from 6 July to 5 October.

MTD came into effect in April 2026 for landlords and sole traders with qualifying income over £50,000. The threshold will fall to £30,000 from April 2027, bringing more landlords into the system.

Why does this matter for your Buy-to-Let mortgage?

Keeping your rental income and financial records up to date can also make remortgaging easier, as lenders need to understand your rental income and overall financial position.

Are you thinking about remortgaging or buying another rental property?

With Property Master's free online Buy-to-Let mortgage sourcing tool, you can:
✅ Compare mortgage deals from around 100 lenders.
✅ See how much you could borrow, estimated monthly payments and associated costs.
✅ Explore more mortgage options that fit your circumstances, with deals ranked by total cost over the product term.

Our friendly mortgage experts are also here to help, from finding the best deals through to application and completion.

Find the best Buy-to-Let mortgage deals for you today:
https://www.property-master.com/getting-started?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261028

Speak with our Buy-to-Let mortgage experts:
https://www.property-master.com/help-for-landlords/contact-us?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261028

27/10/2026

There are two Buy-to-Let deals. One has the lower rate. Which one costs less?

It’s not always the one you’d expect.

Here’s a simple example on a £150,000 interest-only mortgage with a 2-year fixed rate:
Deal A: 4.00% rate with a £3,000 product fee
Deal B: 4.30% rate with no product fee

Over the two years, Deal A comes to about £15,000. Deal B comes to about £12,900. So the deal with the lower rate actually costs around £2,100 more.

That’s why Property Master ranks Buy-to-Let mortgage deals by total cost over the product term, not just the headline rate. You can compare Buy-to-Let mortgage options that fit your needs from around 100 lenders in minutes and see your estimated monthly payments.

Whether your fixed rate mortgage deal is ending soon or you’re buying your next rental property, it’s worth looking at the full picture for your next Buy-to-Let mortgage.

Find the best Buy-to-Let mortgage deals now: https://www.property-master.com/getting-started?utm_source=property-master&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261027

26/10/2026

A big week ahead for UK landlords, with the Autumn Budget coming up on Wednesday 28 October.

There's been plenty of speculation about what the Budget could mean for landlords and the Buy-to-Let market. But until the Chancellor makes the announcement, nothing is certain.

In the meantime, it's worth taking a fresh look at your Buy-to-Let mortgages and what's available in today's market.
- Check when your current fixed-rate mortgage deals end.
- Review your existing mortgage rates and monthly payments.
- Compare the latest Buy-to-Let mortgage deals to see whether there are better options for you.

That's where Property Master can help.

Our unique, free Buy-to-Let mortgage sourcing tool searches deals from around 100 lenders in minutes, matching your circumstances with lenders' criteria and affordability rules.

You'll see how much you could borrow, estimated monthly payments and associated costs, with mortgage deals ranked by total cost over the product term, not just the headline rate.

And if you'd prefer to speak to someone, our friendly mortgage experts are here to help, from finding a suitable deal through to application and completion.

Whatever the Budget brings, knowing your mortgage options now can help you plan your next move with greater confidence.

Find the best Buy-to-Let mortgage deals and explore more options that fit your needs today:
https://www.property-master.com/getting-started?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261026

23/10/2026

Landlords, have you checked how your rental yield compares this year?

Recent industry data shows average Buy-to-Let rental yields across England and Wales rose to 7.9% in Q3 2026, up from 7.5% a year earlier.

Here’s what stood out:
- Yields went up in 8 out of 10 regions
- Yorkshire and the Humber came top at 9.3%, followed by the North East at 9.2%
- London had the lowest yield at 6.4%, but it still rose from 5.9%
- More landlords are growing their portfolios, and first-time landlords make up a growing share of applications

A higher yield can look great on paper, but your mortgage costs make a big difference to what you actually keep each month.

That’s where Property Master can help.

Our unique Buy-to-Let mortgage sourcing tool matches your details with lenders’ criteria and affordability rules from around 100 lenders, with data updated daily.

You can:
✅ Find the best Buy-to-Let mortgage deals for your next purchase or remortgage
✅ Check how much you could borrow and your estimated monthly payments
✅ Compare deals by total cost over the product term, including fees
✅ Search for free, with no fee until you’re ready to proceed

👉 Start your free search today:
https://www.property-master.com/get-started?utm_source=property-master&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261923

22/10/2026

If you've found a Buy-to-Let mortgage deal you like, it's worth acting promptly, as it might not be available for long.

Recent industry research reveals that mortgage deals were available for an average of just 13 days in October.

If your current Buy-to-Let fixed rate deal is coming to an end, it's worth planning ahead. Some lenders allow you to secure a new mortgage deal up to six months before your existing fixed rate expires, subject to their terms and approval.

Here are three things to keep in mind:

✔ Check your current deal's end date – Know when your fixed rate expires so you can plan ahead.

✔ Understand the six-month window – Some lenders may let you secure a new deal up to six months in advance.

✔ See what deals are available to you today – Compare mortgage rates, fees, lender criteria and overall costs to find options that suit your circumstances.

That's where Property Master can help.

Our free online Buy-to-Let mortgage sourcing tool lets you compare deals from around 100 lenders in minutes, helping you find the best deals and explore more mortgage options that fit your circumstances.

Start your free mortgage search today:
https://www.property-master.com/getting-started?utm_source=property-master&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261022

And if you need assistance, our friendly BTL mortgage experts are here to help from application through to completion.
https://www.property-master.com/help-for-landlords/contact-us?utm_source=property-master&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261022

21/10/2026

Are you thinking about buying your next rental property in a limited company?

More landlords are now buying through a limited company, often called an SPV (special purpose vehicle). It’s not right for everyone, but it’s worth knowing how it can change your mortgage options.

Here are a few differences to know about:

- Different lenders: Not every lender offers limited company Buy-to-Let mortgages, and the ones that do often have their own criteria.

- How much you could borrow: Lenders check that the rent covers the mortgage payments by a set margin. For limited companies this margin is often lower than for higher-rate taxpaying landlords, which could mean a bigger loan on the same rent.

- Personal guarantees: Most lenders will ask directors to personally guarantee the loan.

-Rates and fees: Limited company deals can sometimes come with slightly higher rates or fees, so it pays to compare the total cost.

When you’re ready to look at mortgages, our Buy-to-Let mortgage sourcing tool compares deals from around 100 lenders, including limited company options, with data updated daily.

Start your free Buy-to-Let mortgage search today:
https://www.property-master.com/getting-started?utm_source=property-master&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261021

19/10/2026

Are you moving home but planning to keep your current property and rent it out?
It's one of the most common ways people become landlords, and there's one question to sort early: can you let it on your existing mortgage?

A residential mortgage is designed for a home you live in. Letting it out without your lender's agreement could breach your mortgage terms. There are usually two routes:

• Consent to let: your current lender agrees you can rent the property out, often for a set period. Some lenders charge a fee or add to your rate.

• A Buy-to-Let remortgage: you move to a mortgage designed for letting, usually assessed on the expected rent as well as your own circumstances.

Which suits you depends on how long you plan to let, your current deal and any early repayment charges (the fee for leaving a deal early). Since the Renters' Rights Act, new tenancies are periodic, so it's worth planning for the longer term.

Not sure which route fits? Our friendly mortgage experts can talk it through. Contact us today:
https://www.property-master.com/help-for-landlords/contact-us?utm_source=property-master&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261019

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16/10/2026

Spotted a rental property coming up at auction?

Auctions can be a great way to find your next Buy-to-Let, but things move fast. Once the hammer falls, you're usually committed, and completion is often due within around 28 days.

That's why it's worth knowing your mortgage options, and whether the timescales work, before you bid rather than after.

Our unique Buy-to-Let mortgage sourcing tool matches your circumstances with lenders' criteria and affordability rules from around 100 lenders, with data updated daily.

You can:

✅ Find the best Buy-to-Let mortgage deals personalised to you
✅ Check how much you could borrow and your estimated monthly payments
✅ Compare deals by total cost over the product term, including fees
✅ Search for free, with no fee until you're ready to proceed

👉 Start your free search now:
https://www.property-master.com/?utm_source=Property-Master&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20261016

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