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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage
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Do you want to buy a property to rent out?
You’ll need a buy-to-let mortgage broker.
Portfolio landlords
In recent years the criteria for buy-to-let mortgages has changed and some situations which were previously unworkable are now possible. You may be amazed with the financial options available and the scenarios for which we can find a solution.
Whether you have a straightforward portfolio or have chosen to explore other complicated options like HMOs (Houses of Multiple Occupancy), we’re happy to help you.
We’ll work closely with your accountants to find buy-to-let mortgages which help achieve your wealth planning goals, whatever they may be.
New investors
If you’re beginning your journey as a landlord, we can help you understand the finance options available to you.
Buy-to-let mortgages work in much the same way as a standard domestic mortgage. However, interest rates are typically higher than a standard mortgage rate, and fees and the amount of deposit required are also likely to be higher. We know that the little details make a big difference. Thanks to our expertise, we can source very competitive rates and even fee-free deals.
The amount you can borrow when applying for a buy-to-let mortgage loan will be linked to the amount of rental income the surveyor – who’s appointed by the lender – thinks you could earn rather than your own income and expenditure.
Dan Kilminster is here to help
Dan has worked in financial services for the last six years after graduating with a degree in business and economics. He joined us as an impartial mortgage broker with access to a comprehensive range of high street and specialist lenders after working as a top advisor at ‘Which?’.
He’s helped many buy-to-let investors, and if you’re looking to make returns on property, he’ll use his drive, enthusiasm and thorough understanding of the rental market to find you the right deals out there.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage