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Buy to Let Mortgage FAQ

Some answers to your buy to let mortgage questions:

  • What is a buy to let mortgage?
  • What is the difference between a buy to let mortgage and a residential mortgage?
  • How much rent will I have to charge?
  • Why use an independent buy to let mortgage broker?
  • What's the difference between mortgage brokers?
  • What types of buy to let mortgage are available?
  • How do I apply for a buy to let mortgage?


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    What is a buy to let mortgage?

    A buy to let mortgage is a mortgage on a property which is to be let out or rented, rather than occupied by the owner ie: a landlord mortgage rather than an owner-occupier mortgage.



    What is the difference between a buy to let mortgage and a residential mortgage?

    With a residential mortgage (ie: a mortgage on an owner-occupied house), the total mortgage repayments are based on the applicant's salary. However, since a buy to let mortgage is used to finance the buying of a property for rental purposes, the borrower must prove that the rental income will cover the buy to let mortgage.



    How much rent will I have to charge?

    Typically, the monthly rental should be between 125% and 150% of the monthly mortgage interest payment to cover the buy to let mortgage.



    Why use an independent buy to let mortgage broker?

    The buy to let mortgage market is very complicated. With around 40 buy to let lenders offering hundreds of different mortgage products, the choice is not always straightforward. Independence is important to ensure you get the best deal for your situation.



    What's the difference between mortgage brokers?

    Some mortgage brokers, such as Mortgages for Business, specialise in buy to let mortgages and have been in the market since the beginning. Their knowledge of the buy to let mortgage market and established links with key mortgage lenders means that they can offer buy to let mortgage deals generally not available elsewhere.



    What types of buy to let mortgage are available?

    There are basically two types of buy to let mortgage currently available: a repayment buy to let mortgage or an interest only buy to let mortgage.

    A repayment mortgage is most suited to the investor who wants a small property portfolio or is using the property as an alternative pension plan. Since a repayment mortgage ends on a set date, you can plan it to coincide with your retirement. Interest-only buy to let mortgages allow the investor to re-gear their property capital and add other buy to let properties to their portfolio.



    How do I apply for a buy to let mortgage?

    Contact an independent buy to let mortgage broker who can help you through the buy to let mortgage maze. By reviewing at your specific circumstances and requirements, an independent mortgage broker can help you decide whether to take out a repayment buy to let mortgage or an interest-only buy to let mortgage.



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  • Buy to Let Mortgage Advice

    An independent mortgage broker such as Mortgages for Business is vital to help you choose the right buy to let mortgage from the hundreds available.

    Their close ties and long experience in the buy to let mortgage market means they can offer mortgage deals generally not available elsewhere. Get unbiased advice on the best buy to let mortgage for your circumstances.

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