Intermediaries Hub

Autumn is now upon us, meaning the end of the summer season that sees so many holiday let landlords working day and night to keep their customers happy.

The Cumberland is now beginning to slowly expand its residential offering, after supporting holiday let business owners across the country for a number of years.

The Cumberland have appointed a new Head of Intermediary Lending as it continues its distribution expansion supporting brokers providing specialist holiday let mortgages and residential mortgages.

Let’s take a look at some of the key differences when it comes to the person - or entity – taking out the holiday let mortgage vs buy to let.

The let market is becoming ever more enticing to property investors who are keen to add holiday lets to their portfolios, and it's important to recognise that there are some important areas where holiday let mortgages differ from traditional mainstream buy to let. Here we explore some of key contrasts.

A holiday let is a property investment, but with some key differences from a traditional buy to let purchase.

If customer loyalty is the true measure of the quality of holiday accommodation, then A Corner of Eden must be among the best around.

There will be no let-up in the rapid growth of the holiday let sector next year, according to industry experts.