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Working as a contractor gives you freedom and flexibility, but there are some downsides as well. Many contractors find that obtaining a mortgage working as a contractor is difficult, if not impossible.

The government has proposed that all rental properties will need an EPC rating of ‘C’ or above by 2025. Similar to the previous changes, the new regulations will be introduced for new tenancies first, followed by all tenancies from 2028.

After all the searching, paperwork, communications and waiting around, the day has finally arrived. Completing your remortgage is the first step to the end of the line for the remortgaging process and marks the final required procedures to finish refinancing.

Remortgaging can yield many benefits, such as reducing your current monthly mortgage payments at a lower interest rate.

Propertymark states that the government is unlikely to meet the 300,000 houses per year target until 2028. For 2020 the total new build completions amount to 220,600 which makes the target not achievable.

A Buy-to-let investment strategy remains a potentially lucrative prospect in the UK, but prospective landlords need to carefully weigh up the expenses of owning a rental property, the largest being the mortgage.

If you’re happy living in your home but are not so happy with your current mortgage, you may be able to remortgage to take out a new deal with your existing provider or even a different provider while staying in your property.

If you’re an IT contractor or a self-employed individual, you have a lot of freedom. You can choose your own projects, the hours you do, and when and where you work.

Many people who take out interest-only mortgages want to know whether it’s possible to remortgage it just like you can with most mortgages.

Buying properties with the intention of renting them out instead of living in them has become a very popular way of investing money in the property market in the UK.