Buy to Let Properties
Get a mortgage for buy to let property
Buy to let property investment can provide both a stable source of income and, should the property increase in value, a capital gain at the end of the mortgage period.
Buying a property to rent brings with it a range of responsibilities. While these may not be seen as disadvantages as such, they are important to bear in mind. For a start, you will be the landlord of that property and required to keep it well-maintained and in a habitable condition. Rented properties must also comply with a number of regulations and laws, such as fire safety rules and a yearly gas certification.
Keeping the property occupied is very important, as for any period the property is empty you will have to cover mortgage repayments. This makes choosing the right property an important decision.
Getting the best buy to let mortgage deal is also important - see the table below for some of the latest deals, or click on the link and fill in our enquiry form to get free advice and quotes with no obligation about buy to let mortgages.
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2.99%
| The Mortgage Works | May 2011 | Buy To Let |
5.30%
| 60% |
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2.99%
| The Mortgage Works | May 2011 | Buy To Let |
5.30%
| 60% |
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2.99%
| The Mortgage Works | May 2011 | Buy To Let |
5.40%
| 60% |
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3.19%
| The Mortgage Works | May 2011 | Buy To Let |
5.40%
| 70% |
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3.19%
| The Mortgage Works | May 2011 | Buy To Let |
5.40%
| 70% |
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3.24%
| The Mortgage Works | May 2011 | Buy To Let |
5.40%
| 60% |
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3.39%
| The Mortgage Works | May 2011 | Buy To Let |
5.40%
| 70% |
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*for existing customers only
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.