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A buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage is a specialist loan designed for individuals or companies purchasing property to rent out to tenants. Unlike residential mortgages, they are assessed based on rental income potential.
These include standard buy-to-let, HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) mortgages, limited company buy-to-let, and holiday let mortgages.
Outline your project scope, timeline, and funding requirements.
Commercial mortgages, bridging loans, or development finance.
To assess risk and determine how much you can borrow.
Review offered terms with loan amount, interest rate, LTV (loan-to-value), and repayment structure.
Funds are released, either as a lump sum or in stages (especially for development projects).
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They allow landlords to leverage property investment, generate rental income, and benefit from long-term capital appreciation. Flexible structures enable portfolio growth.
Ideal for property investors, landlords, and developers converting or letting properties.
Most lenders require rental income to cover at least 125–145% of the mortgage repayments. Interest rates are often higher than standard mortgages.
Yes, typically 25–40%.
Yes, affordability is based on rental yield.
Yes, many landlords use SPVs.
Yes, though options may be limited.
Usually 5–25 years.
