Homeowners who are in the market for loan refunds may be interested to hear that mortgage conditions for landlords are improving. That is according to Perran Cooke, mortgage consultant at Countrywide, a firm that is involved in a number of aspects of the property market. Mr Cooke was commenting on the prevalence of buy-to-let mortgages over the recent months. He said: "The arrangement fees are still quite high for a lot of the buy-to-lets, but you are finding that the … amount of lending is increasing. The fixed-rates are getting a lot longer, so you do find that it is more of a buyer's market for buy-to-lets at the moment." According to Mr Cooke, a high number of buy-to-let investors are coming in, and that this is especially true of city centres. Richard Price, director of operations at the National Landlords Association, recently said that buy-to-let products that enter into the market need to be sustainable in the long term. John Fieldman Having worked in the city for 19 years, John's main focus is interest rates and corporate finance.
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