Buy to Let
Whether you are an experienced landlord, someone looking to keep hold of their current residential property when buying somewhere new, or looking to buy a holiday property, buy to let lending can pose its own individual difficulties.
Landlord experience and portfolio size, rental assessments and tax status are just some of the latest changes to buy to let lending that has left many wondering how they can finance their new rental property purchase or renew their existing buy to let mortgages without paying extortionate rates or fees.
Get in touch today to discuss your plans and explore your options.
Limited Company Buy to Let
Whilst this isn't a brand-new market, it is certainly a rapidly-growing area of buy to let lending, and due to a number of changes to tax and regulations it has left landlords looking to find ways to increase profits.
Independent tax advice must be sought to ensure that purchasing a property through a limited company, as opposed to buying in your personal name, is the right thing for you. If you require an introduction to a tax specialist I can arrange that for you.
Commercial lending and most Buy to Let arrangements are not regulated by the FCA.