When Will Buy To Let Mortgage Interest Rates Come Down?

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When Will Buy To Let Mortgage Interest Rates Come Down?

With mortgage rates in general increasing due to the various recent Bank of England base rate rises, mortgage rates for landlords especially have and are continuing to go up. This has got many landlords asking the question when will buy to let mortgage interest rates come down?

Firstly, let's look at what interest rates are and why they change and of course, what is it that actually makes them go up or down?

Those who have lived to see interest rates as high as 17% in 1979 have an out

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