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HMO Mortgage Rates

Listed below are all the buy to let mortgage rates available where lenders will accept Houses in Multiple Occupation as security.

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  • Initial rate
  • Rate type
  • Initial period
  • Max LTV
  • Arrangement fee
  • Early repayment charges
Product
2.09% Fixed for 2 years to 31/05/2021.
Initial Rate
2.09%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/05/2021.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
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Product
2.29% Fixed for 2 years to 31/05/2021.
Initial Rate
2.29%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/05/2021.
Max LTV
70%
Arrangement fee
£999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.7% APR
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Product
2.49% Fixed for 5 years to 31/05/2024.
Initial Rate
2.49%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 31/05/2024.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.0% APR
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Product
2.49% Fixed for 2 years to 31/05/2021.
Initial Rate
2.49%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/05/2021.
Max LTV
75%
Arrangement fee
£999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.7% APR
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Product
2.69% Fixed for 5 years to 31/05/2024.
Initial Rate
2.69%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 31/05/2024.
Max LTV
70%
Arrangement fee
£999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.1% APR
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Product
2.79% Fixed for 2 year term.
Initial Rate
2.79%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 year term.
Max LTV
75%
Arrangement fee
£995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.8% APR
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Product
2.79% Fixed for 2 year term.
Initial Rate
2.79%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 year term.
Max LTV
75%
Arrangement fee
£995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.8% APR
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Product
2.84% Fixed for 2 years to 31/03/2021.
Initial Rate
2.84%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/03/2021.
Max LTV
75%
Arrangement fee
2.00 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.0% APR
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Product
2.94% Fixed for 2 years to 30/04/2021.
Initial Rate
2.94%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/04/2021.
Max LTV
65%
Arrangement fee
2.00 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.3% APR
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Product
2.94% Fixed for 2 years to 30/04/2021.
Initial Rate
2.94%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/04/2021.
Max LTV
65%
Arrangement fee
2.00 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.3% APR
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Some of our lenders

  • Kent Reliance Banking Services
  • Axis Bank
  • The Mortgage Works
  • State Bank of India
  • Mortgage Trust

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Buy to let: News and Insight

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  • HMOs – what are they and how to finance them?

    05.02.2019 – Blogs

    Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) are usually considered more profitable than standard rental property but what exactly are they and how easy is it to finance them? Jeni Browne, expert buy to let mortgage adviser, explains.

  • Should you become a landlord?

    01.02.2019 – Blogs

    When house prices are rising and you have tenants who pay the rent on time, being a landlord is exciting and rewarding. But, when house prices are steady and the economy has stalled, should you even think about becoming a landlord? Expert buy to let mortgage adviser, Agata Rogozinska shares her views.

  • How to get a mortgage on a mixed-use property

    01.02.2019 – Blogs

    Buildings consisting of shops and offices with flats above are typical examples of mixed-use properties. Both the commercial and the residential element can be let. But because there is a commercial element, these properties can’t be financed with a buy to let mortgage, as Asad Khan, expert commercial mortgage broker explains.

NB: ANY PROPERTY USED AS SECURITY, WHICH MAY INCLUDE YOUR HOME, MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

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