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How much can I borrow?

How much should I charge?

Property can be an excellent long-term investment, with the potential to offer good income and good growth therefore buying to let is becoming increasingly popular.
 
Typical Buy to Let Cases

• Multi occupancy & student lets
• 1st Buy to Let Investment
• Purchasing a portfolio of properties
• Builder's gifted deposit 5%, 10% or 15%
• Vendors gifted deposit
• Purchase at auction
• Portable Buy to Let mortgages
• Buy to Let mortgages without redemption   

As more and more lenders have come into the market offering buy to let , there is now a wide range of competitive mortgage types to choose from. So if you're thinking of buying to let, your in the right place. We specialise in arranging buy to let mortgages and our advisors are trained to find the right products to suit your needs. Whether you are taking your first steps into the buy to let market, or are steadily building up a property portfolio, we are sure we can help.

Mortgage - Buy to Let

Feel free to try out our calculator below to help you get a clearer picture.

How much can I borrow:
	Rental Income:	£
	Payment Rate:		. %
Based upon the income shown above you could borrow:

 

How much should I charge:
	Loan Amount:	£
	Payment Rate:		. %
Based upon the rates shown your minimum monthly rental charge should be:

 

These calculators have been designed to show the likely maximum amount that you could qualify for under most lenders normal lending criteria. Any figures are produced for guidance purposes only and do not represent a quotation of the final amount that you will be able to borrow. All mortgage loans depend upon the valuation of the property and the lender's own criteria. In most circumstances lender's will require proof of your income. Some lenders may carry out credit checks.

This calculator has been provided for your guidance only. Its use does not represent any offer of a mortgage advance.

If you are seeking a mortgage loan, then you must make a formal application to an appropriate mortgage lender, who will consider your application in accordance with their lending criteria.

Mortgage loans are normally subject to a formal valuation of the property and proof of your earnings.