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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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  • Rate type
  • Initial period
  • Max LTV
  • Arrangement fee
  • Early repayment charges
Product
1.44% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.44%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
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Product
1.44% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.44%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.54% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.54%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.54% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.54%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.69% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.69%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
70%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.69% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.69%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
70%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.69% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.69%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.69% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.69%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
60%
Arrangement fee
£999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.6% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.74% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.74%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
70%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.7% APR
Detailed
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Product
1.74% Fixed for 2 years to 31/08/2020.
Initial Rate
1.74%
Rate Type
Fixed
Initial Period
2 years to 31/08/2020.
Max LTV
70%
Arrangement fee
£1,999 due on completion.
Early repayment charges
Yes
Overall cost for comparison
5.7% APR
Detailed
information Get quote

Some of our lenders

  • Secure Trust
  • Shawbrook Bank Limited
  • Kent Reliance Banking Services
  • State Bank of India
  • Accord Mortgages Limited

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Buy to let: News and Insight

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  • Limited edition buy to let mortgages

    19.06.2018 – Blogs

    Friday last week saw the launch of two very competitive buy to let mortgages. Both rates are limited edition, meaning the lender has a set amount of money available for these products. Once the money is gone, it’s gone!

  • Buy to Let Lending in Scotland

    19.06.2018 – Blogs

    For a long time if you were a landlord operating in Scotland your buy to let mortgage borrowing options were fairly limited. Only a few lenders were keen to lend north of the border. Today, all that is changing as Gavin Elley, specialist buy to let mortgage adviser, explains.

  • Frustrated first-time buyers will sustain rental sector

    15.06.2018 – News

    Growth in the private rented sector has slowed, according to the latest half-yearly Buy To Let Britain Report conducted by Kent Reliance. The report attributes this in part to economic uncertainty, but also to landlords coming to grips with the raft of tax and regulatory measures introduced in recent years.