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Want High LTV Buy To Let Mortgages ?

Loan to value refers to the amount you will be borrowing compared to the value of the property or land. For example you borrow £70000 for a house that is worth £100000 this would be a LTV or loan to value of 70%. Most buy to let mortgage lenders will give up to 85% LTV mortgages on buy-to-let properties. In some instances we can arrange 90% 95% or even 100% deals.

 

Traditional lenders such as banks and building societies are still quite strict on their lending criteria. Most will not lend on high LTV buy to let mortgages. Of course most high street banks own sister companies that specialize in the higher risk sector.

The lenders that offer higher LTV buy to let mortgages such as 85% and 100% can be accessed by use of a broker. These experts have access to hundreds of mortgage products and have a better chance at finding the exact commercial mortgage product for you.

If you are looking of a high LTV buy to let mortgage of 85% or above then fill in our 2 minute no obligation mortgage application.

 
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- For clients needing funds fast.

- All property construction types given.

- All types of credit history CCJs, mortgage arrears IVAs and bankruptcy.

- Capital and Interest or Interest only options.

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- High loan to value percent 85 LTV or 100% in some instances.

- Limited companies, developers, property companys, small businesses, sole traders and new business start-ups.

- No accounts or business plan, need self cert adverse credit.