Is rising second charge mortgage lending a good sign for property market liquidity or does it signal financial stress for some landlords?
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Rising second charge mortgage lending is a complex indicator. While it can introduce liquidity, it often signals financial stress for landlords seeking to unlock equity without refinancing their primary mortgage, especially given current high interest rates and reduced tax relief.
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