29th May, 2026, at 12:30pm

Your First Buy-to-Let: What Your Deposit Actually Buys in 2026

Thinking about your first buy-to-let in 2026? Here's what your deposit actually buys you.

Property prices have shifted, mortgage rates have stabilised, and Section 24 has changed the rules for personal-name landlords. If you're sat on £25k, £50k, £75k or £100k and wondering whether it's enough, this free webinar gives you the real numbers on real deals.

No fluff, no hard sell. Just a working framework you can apply to your own situation.

Who this is for

- First-time landlords looking at their first buy-to-let

- Existing homeowners wondering how to get started in BTL

- Higher-rate taxpayers trying to work out if Section 24 makes the maths work

- Anyone weighing up personal name vs limited company (SPV) structure

What you will learn

- The 2026 buy-to-let market in plain English: rates, rents, demand, who's winning

- What a £25k, £50k, £75k or £100k deposit realistically buys across the UK

- Three real Sourced deal examples at every price point, with full numbers

- How Section 24 actually affects your take-home cash (with a side-by-side example)

- When personal name still works and when limited company is a no-brainer

- The first-time landlord lender checklist and why most applications get declined

- The hidden costs most new landlords forget to budget for

Why now

- Five-year fixes taken in 2021 are maturing onto rates around 5.7%.

- The Renters' Rights Act bans Section 21 evictions from May 2026.

- Around 80% of new BTL purchases are now going through limited companies.

- Rental demand sits at nearly five enquiries per property.

- The market is professionalising fast, and the gap left by exiting amateur landlords is the opportunity for first-timers who get the structure right.

About Sourced

Sourced is a UK property investment company spanning four divisions: Deal Sourcing, Financial Services, Enterprise (SPV setup and bookkeeping) and Living (lettings and management). We've analysed over 100,000 property deals. This webinar pulls together what we see across all of them.