Cast your minds back a decade or so ago, and in that immediate period post-Credit Crunch, there was no end of commentary and supposition inferring the buy-to-let market was as good as dead.
With funding for residential mortgages at a premium, how far down the pecking order might buy-to-let be? The lending market for landlords looked like it had dried up completely, and there were plenty of stakeholders nursing burnt fingers after over-extending themselves and thinking the unthinkable might never happen it. It did, and then some.
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