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Standard Buy-to-Let Mortgages: Loans designed for purchasing residential properties intended for renting out.

Since 2001, we have been working with professional landlords, first-time investors, and accidental landlords, helping them to maximise profitability and, where appropriate, build their portfolio.

Whilst the market has changed significantly over recent years, our buy-to-let mortgage advisors have kept pace with this area of the market and continue to source all UK buy-to-let lenders, ensuring you receive the very best offer for your circumstances.

  • Expert advice in all aspects of Buy to Let lending
  • Mortgages available for loans up to 80% of the property price
  • Find out how a Buy to Let lender’s “rental stress test” affects your borrowing
  • Access to all major Buy to Let lenders and exclusive schemes not available on the High Street
  • Free independent advice.

Types of Standard Buy-to-Let Products

  • Straightforward buy-to-let purchases
    A loan designed for purchasing a property intended to rent out to tenants. 

  • First-time Landlords
    Renting out a home or investment property for the first time

  • Standard rental properties
    Finance for residential properties bought to rent out to tenants for regular income and capital growth

  • Purchase and remortgage
    Loans to buy new properties and loans to replace the current mortgage with a new deal with a new or existing lender.

  • Mainstream lenders
    Standard mortgage finance for residential investment properties

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Specialist Buy-to-Let Mortgages: Uncomplicated advice for landlords with complicated properties.

Not every property investment fits neatly into a standard Buy-to-Let mortgage. Our experienced specialist team helps landlords find solutions for more complex properties, ownership structures, and investment strategies.

Types of Specialist Buy-to-Let Products

  • Portfolio Landlords

    Purchasing, refinancing, or restructuring a portfolio? We can help landlords with multiple properties navigate lender affordability and portfolio requirements.

  • Multi-Unit Block of Flats
    Specialist finance for properties containing several self-contained units held under a single freehold.

  • HMO Mortgages

    Mortgage solutions for Houses in Multiple Occupation, including properties let to tenants from separate households.

  • Limited Company Buy-to-Let

    Mortgage options for landlords purchasing or refinancing investment property through a limited company or SPV.

  • Holiday and Short-Term Lets

    Specialist mortgage options for properties intended for holiday accommodation and short-term letting.

  • Expat Lending
    A loan designed for individuals living and working abroad.

  • Refurbishment and Bridging 

    Short-term finance for purchasing, renovating or converting property before sale or refinancing onto longer-term lending.

  • Auction properties

    Need to complete quickly? We can explore short-term finance options for properties purchased at auction.

  • Semi Commerical
    Finance for mixed-use properties that combine business and residential spaces, e.g. a ground retail unit with a residential flat above.

A complicated property doesn't have to mean a complicated mortgage.

Whether you're expanding a portfolio, buying an HMO or multi-unit property, investing through a limited company or looking at a more unusual opportunity, talk to Mortgage Required before assuming it can't be financed.

Our specialist Buy-to-Let advisers will take the time to understand the property, your circumstances and what you're trying to achieve.

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