The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has barred Direct Line from showing a TV advert again after it was found to have misled consumers.
The buy-to-let market has begun to show signs of recovery with the number of deals increasing from the all time low of 179 in September 2009 to 239 today.
Nine in ten investment landlords is currently opting to neither buy nor sell despite falls in both asset values and rental yields, research by the Association of Residential Lettings Agents (ARLA) suggests.
Proposals in the government's new consultation document on the Single Equality Act could cause problems for landlords and disabled tenants, it was revealed today.
Four out of 10 landlords believe the value of their portfolio will increase over the next 12 months, according to a survey by Paragon Mortgages.
Barclay Willis, the appointed representative of Miles Smith Broking, has launched a new platform for mortgage and general insurance business.
A specialist lender forecasts a 15% increase in the buy-to-let market in the UK, as a direct result of new regulations regarding self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) following A-Day.
Specialist lender Mortgage Trust says its buy-to-let forecast based on the view of a panel of mortgage intermediaries suggests there are no signs of calamity in the sector.
People's fears over property prices ignore the fact uncertainties are also driving increasing numbers of people into the arms of buy-to-let landlords.