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Landlord mortgage rates soar to highest level in two years... and renters could bear the brunt

Daily Mail 1 min read 10 hours ago

The typical five-year fixed rate buy-to-let mortgage has risen sharply since the conflict in Iran began, according to rates scrutineer Moneyfacts.
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