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Buy-to-Let Mortgage Guide

Buy-to-Let Mortgage Guide

MSE Sam | Edited by Sam Dunn

Archived 5 December 2019

The Buy-to-Let market is in the midst of a radical shake-up. Major tax changes have made it much less appealing for ordinary investors and accidental landlords - and more a target for the serious property investor instead.

With this in mind, we've taken down our old guide. But you can still browse some related mortgage guides below.

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