1. buy to let - Noun
2. buy to let - Adjective
3. buy to let - Verb
buy to let (third-person singular simple present buys to let, present participle buying to let, simple past and past participle bought to let)
(UK, idiomatic) To purchase a property as in investment, and to let it out for rental instead of living in it
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buy-to-let (not comparable)
(UK) Describing, or relating to a property bought as an investment, the purchaser letting it to others rather than living in it
buy-to-let (plural buy-to-lets)
(UK) A property of this kind.
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As a result, he has been unable to move from a standard variable rate, or to an interest-only buy-to-let mortgage, and is paying £700 a month more than if he could have switched. Source: Internet
However, he added that the impact of previous policy changes, such as additional stamp duty on second homeschanges to tax deductibility of landlord expenses and lending criteria, had dampened demand from buy-to-let investors over the year. Source: Internet
If buy-to-let landlords have benefitted at the expense of younger generations (and those landlords’ basic income needs are going to be guaranteed like everyone else’s), should they be fully bailed out? Source: Internet
What has happened to the number of buy-to-let mortgage deals? Source: Internet
Over-55s will be able to cash in their entire pension from this April, an opportunity that could tempt many to plunge their savings into buy-to-let property. Source: Internet