HMO Mortgage Rates
Listed below are all the buy to let mortgage rates available where lenders will accept Houses in Multiple Occupation as security.
REQUEST A CALL BACK2.69% Discounted for 2 years to 31/12/2024 | 4.9% APRC
Initial Rate
2.69%
Rate Type
Discounted
Initial Period
2 years to 31/12/2024.
Max LTV
65%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
No
Initial Rate
2.69%
Rate Type
Discounted
Initial Period
2 years to 31/12/2024.
Max LTV
65%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
No
2.79% Discounted for 2 years to 31/12/2024 | 4.9% APRC
Initial Rate
2.79%
Rate Type
Discounted
Initial Period
2 years to 31/12/2024.
Max LTV
65%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
No
Initial Rate
2.79%
Rate Type
Discounted
Initial Period
2 years to 31/12/2024.
Max LTV
65%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
No
2.80% Fixed for 2 year term | 4.7% APRC
Initial Rate
2.80%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 year term.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
1.25 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.80%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 year term.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
1.25 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
2.90% Fixed for 2 year term | 4.7% APRC
Initial Rate
2.90%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 year term.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
1.25 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.90%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 year term.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
1.25 % due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
2.91% Fixed for 5 years to 30/09/2027 | 4.8% APRC
Initial Rate
2.91%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 30/09/2027.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.91%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 30/09/2027.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
2.91% Fixed for 5 years to 30/09/2027 | 4.8% APRC
Initial Rate
2.91%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 30/09/2027.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.91%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 30/09/2027.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
2.91% Fixed for 5 years to 30/09/2027 | 4.8% APRC
Initial Rate
2.91%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 30/09/2027.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.91%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
5 years to 30/09/2027.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
2.92% Fixed for 2 years to 30/09/2024 | 5.3% APRC
Initial Rate
2.92%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/09/2024.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.92%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/09/2024.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
2.92% Fixed for 2 years to 30/09/2024 | 5.3% APRC
Initial Rate
2.92%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/09/2024.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.92%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/09/2024.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
2.92% Fixed for 2 years to 30/09/2024 | 5.3% APRC
Initial Rate
2.92%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/09/2024.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Initial Rate
2.92%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 30/09/2024.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,995 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
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