"The National BTL Adviser Event will feature the most recognisable and trusted names in buy-to-let lending and landlord support, giving both new and experienced advisers a chance to learn from the best."
- Andy Shields, director at Made Events
Made Events, the team behind the popular Mortgage Adviser Event, are delighted to announce the launch of the National Buy-to-Let Adviser Event, a new one-day event designed specifically for advisers working with landlords and professional property investors.
The event, which is being held at Burton-on-Trent on 24th October, will bring a range of dedicated buy-to-let lenders, landlord services and tax advisers together to share their insights and provide advisers with a holistic learning experience to galvanise providers and advisers alike going into the new year.
Over the past year, buy-to-let has been a hot topic, and this event is designed for those whose buy-to-let clients may be concerned about the stalled Renters’ Reform Bill, falling house prices, and changing mortgage rates – as well as what the new Labour government means for landlords.
Topics will include a look at why advisers – and landlords – have reasons to be optimistic about the buy-to-let market and a broker ‘head to head’ to tackle the most interesting topics facing BTL advisers in today’s market.
The event will also include complimentary parking and lunch for attendees, making it easier for advisers to access educational and networking opportunities.
To find out more about the National Buy-to-Let Adviser Event and register for a free ticket, visit www.btlevent.co.uk.
Andy Shields, director at Made Events, commented: "We know the buy-to-let market is a challenging sector in the current climate, so we wanted to give advisers a dedicated event supported specifically by buy-to-let lenders and providers.
"The National Buy-to-Let Adviser Event will feature the most recognisable and trusted names in buy-to-let lending and landlord support, giving both new and experienced advisers a chance to learn from the best.
"The event gives advisers ample support in offering the best options and service to their landlord and property investor clients, and will equip them with the knowledge and professional network to tackle any upcoming challenges in the buy-to-let market.
"We believe this level of support is vital for advisers in the current lending climate, and we can't wait to see you in October!”
David Whittaker, CEO of Keystone Property Finance, said: "At Keystone, we understand the crucial role that brokers play within the buy-to-let sector and that’s why we are proud to sponsor the first ever National Buy-to-Let Adviser Expo. As a specialist buy-to-let lender, we are looking forward to sharing our insights and discussing with brokers the key trends as well as opportunities as we go into 2025 with a new government’s agenda for the buy-to-let market."
Adrian Moloney, group intermediary director at OSB Group, commented: “As a leading lender in the buy-to-let space we are delighted to support this event across our three brands - Kent Reliance for Intermediaries, Precise and InterBay.”
Steve Cox, chief commercial officer at Fleet Mortgages, added: “There are so many moving and changeable parts to any buy-to-let mortgage deal, plus the needs and circumstances of landlord borrowers can be so different, that advisers constantly need to be on top of the sector. That’s why events like BTLAE24 are so important, they bring together all elements of the sector under one roof and provide advisers with all the necessary and up-to-date information on what the requirements are to be a top adviser in this space, both now and into the future.
“Lending is clearly key to this and at Fleet Mortgages we’re delighted to be sponsoring BTLAE24. We’re aware of the shifting nature of the sector and the changing needs of landlord borrowers as they seek to keep themselves invested whether that’s through growing their portfolios or looking at other areas of the country, to generate the yields and profit they need to run successful buy-to-let businesses. This is a specialist sector and it requires a specialist knowledge and expertise from all parts of it. We’re looking forward to having good conversations with advisers and the rest of the buy-to-let community in October and help them continue to achieve positive outcomes for their landlord clients.”
