She is outstanding Senior Female Executive of the Year 2022 (East Midlands). At UK Property Finance, we are always delighted to receive positive feedback for the services we provide. We are particularly proud when a member of the UKPF team is recognised for their achievements and their contributions to the industry we work in. That […] →Read more

The lack of inventory on the UK’s prohibitively expensive housing market shows no signs of abating soon. According to the most recent figures published by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities (DLUHC), just 84,000 of the 109,900 applications for planning permission submitted in Q1 this year were granted. This equates to an 87% […] →Read more

As economic uncertainty continues to escalate, the UK’s biggest banks are becoming increasingly inflexible. Strict lending regulations coupled with complex in-house policies are making it more difficult than ever to qualify for specialist funding on the High Street. Property developers and real estate investors in particular are feeling the pinch.  Potentially lucrative projects are being […] →Read more

Getting a land mortgage is rarely a straightforward task. This is mainly due to a lack of available options, as most major lenders offer comparatively few (if any) specialist loans for land. Hence, shopping around for a great deal on a landlord mortgage typically means looking beyond the usual High Street banks. The UK’s specialist […] →Read more

Established and aspiring landlords alike continue to question the potential benefits of purchasing BTL properties via a limited company. Understandable, given the government’s no-holds-barred approach to BTL legislation over recent years. Landlords were first hit (and hard) back in 2016, when the government introduced a new 3% stamp duty level on BTL property purchases. Next, […] →Read more

Invoice finance provides businesses with the opportunity of accessing money they are owed by their own customers in advance. In doing so, delays between issuing invoices and collecting payments can be shortened, or eliminated entirely. Where the business issues an invoice, the recipient may have anything from seven to 90 days to pay – sometimes […] →Read more